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Liu (sp. nov.), Vaginoceras badouense Chen et Liu (sp. nov.), Badouceras pyriforme Chen et
Liu (gen. et sp. nov.), Gorbyoceras densicostatum Chen et Liu (sp. nov.), G. planoconvexum
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a0 F:
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2% WG: Dichograptus separatus var. hopeiensis Sun, Desmograptus yehliensis Sun, Loganograptus
logani var. kaipingensis Sun, Didymograptus fearnsidesi Sun, Didymograptus nitidus
(Hall), Dendrograptus cf. grabaui Sun;
(2) Callograptus #5
Callograptus spp., Obolus sp.;
(1) Dictyonema—Asaphellus #§
2% : Callograptus bulmani Sun, C. sp., Colonograptus sp., Dictyonema flabelliforme var.
orientale Sun, Dictyonema flabelliforme var. anglica Bulman, Dendrograptus grabaut
Sun; D. sp.3
=F. Hystricurus kaipingensis Chang, Asaphellus trinodus Chang, A. homfrayi var.,
Bumastus sp., Bathyurus jenchuangensis Chang;
Pise28: Eoorthis sp., Lingulella sp.
FEILRRA Tia, BBA AA=Mtat, BEMPA:
(3) Callograptus? taitzehoensis iH
2% : Callograptus? taitzehoensis Mu, C. sinicus Mu, C. curvithecalis Mu, C. sp. aff. stauf-
feri Ruedemann, C. ? cf. bulmani Sun, Anisograptus lui Mu, Bryograptus yentaiensis
Mu, Dictyonema uniforme Mu, D. flexiliramosum Mu, D. sp., Airograptus sp. aff.
furciferus Ruedemann, Dendrograptus odontocauloides Mu, D. suni Mu, D. thomasi var.
sinensis Mu, D. y-wangi Mu, D. flexiramis Mu, D. liaotungensis Mu, Reticulograptus
yangi Mu, Inocaulis? sp., Didymograptus sp.;
=a: Asaphellus trinodosus Chang, A. homfrayi var. Matthew, Hystricurus penchiensis Lu
(sp. nov.), Tienshihfuia penchiensis Lu (gen. et sp. nov.), T. sintabaoensis Lu (gen.
et sp. nov.), Penchiopsis yintzensis Lu (gen. et sp. nov.) Dikelokephalina sp.;
SPIGA: Ctenobolbina sinensis Hou, C. sinensis var. wangi Hou, C. nanmanensis Hou, C.
taitzehoensis Hou, Primitia nanmanensis Hou;
(2) Dictyonema flabelliforme liaotungense #
Dictyonema flabelliforme liaotungense Mu, Dendrograptus sp.3
(1) Dendrograptus lotolatzensis ‘4%
% : Dendrograptus lotolatzensis Mu, D. ptuilograptoides Mu, Inocaulis sinensis Mu, Medus-
aegraptus sp., Callograptus aff. hopkinsoni Bulman;
=H: Asaphellus practrinodosus Lu (sp. nov. )
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FRAY Callograptus ? taitzehoensis He;FF FHL Dichograptus HEAR LRA
MVEA OR ARK, PACA LAF AK S AR MACE SAB
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MEA, UR Asaphellus —BEeESEREN WS, Hystricurus LACRHN, MSHTRA
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BARUAA LEH, AF BRAS RA, AOD CSaenpeeenAKH
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AA AR, MRO AZM, WHRAGR Polydesmia, Ordosoceras, Wutinoceras ,
Mesowutinoceras RRA HOM REM E SME, th ROURS MB , EB Maclurites,
Lophospira GF . X—-HVREMEL LARD. BRS ARA RRA EMWEK
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Mant WaT KM RAw Ss AAtAR, Roa S SHOR DFR A, Pldo
= sh Bak ARAL At Pa PH ATS & RAB, OM Dactylocephalus, Wanliangtingia,
Loshanella, Lohanpopsis, Chungkingaspis, Tungtzuella, Psilocephalina So PBAMS, Wr
KA SHALL Acanthograptus sinensis SGARRVARVRIZAH, Bik 10 Fh, BE
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HOE LATHER MU ZEAE ARAM DR) CBX) FERC
i, AYA (#1) BEM FAN=MtAH: (3) Glyptograptus sinodentatus minor %#; ,
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PRER, LFAPPBRAE SHH Hh, BEARMEA. PLLA Metorthis, Martellia
Sinorthis, Lepidorthis, Yangtzeella #yelg TKN. =H RE Ningkianolithus, Cerato-
ithus, Omeipsis, Hammatocnemis primitivus, Eucalymene th#hEMTRWRTo Bh,
WA HEIR, WW Hanchungolithus, Phorocephala, Taihungshania, Ellipsocoryphe, Liomega-
aspides, Neseuretus, Megalaspides, AI ULFEIN, LAH, PMRW; LADRYR
DARA TZ, ROLF EAR — HW CA Carolinites), (AMRARE AIR RAD
DEWAT . ZANMRAH, PAM TRUEUMWEAHEN—t+SZAR, HAM
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protobifidus, D. deflexus, D. filiformis So KJMBWI S DARK Zh SA, wo
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Ai. =A Ampyx, Ampyxinella, Birmanites, Illaenus, Miaopopsis, Lonchodomas, Nileus,
Reedocalymene, Stenopareia, Tangyaia, Telephina “11 Ro jiX#6=Mt+ FE Nemagraptus
gracilis #7} RA Birmanites, Lonchodomas, Miaopopsis, Reedocalymene, Telephina & 5 JX, 10
4£ Glyptograptus teretiusculus 3 \4 Ampyx, Ampyxinella, Birmanites, Illaenus, Miaopopsis,
Nileus, Reedocalymene, Stenopareia, Tangyaia, Telephina “10 JR. 1X BW MRAL
te ZA RKEMt hh, ADRAAEREN 0 Att, ARE Nemagraptus gracilis #0 Glypto-
graptus teretiusculus tHy4SFF 4 PAT 2, Alita, think AER Whittington AJ] Williams (1964)
HUMBER, FF RAGES LIMA) RARLIZE Nemagraptus gracilis 35 Glyptopraptus
teretiusculus ‘if Z|A) (Whittington & Williams, 7£ 1964 4EAYIO PIS A APA, BE ag
SEAN F PKs, | PM S8 HG Ashgill AI Caradoc PAB, FRAME FE Llandeilo, Llanvirn
PRS: PRRs DHEA we 11
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LEAMA. RREA AED NAPS HA. WwRABUE=H SAB
BAAt,ZARZ. HHHA: Amphilichas, Ampyx, Atractopyge, Basiliella, Birmanites,
Bumastus, Galymenesun, Dicranurus, Illaenus, Lichas, Lonchodomas, Pharostoma, Prosopiscus,
Remopleurideso “24474 Cymnograptus, Glyptograptus, Dicellograptus, Prolasiograptus JR o
(3) SHE: SEAHRARERS, ANPADEFAA MARA. DHFOR
Jt ARPS HAPS AL Re BR, PTCA IL RBEA RR, A Lituites AFFMEo
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KE REAR, BAAA MCAT, BUSISZA NN Sinoceras chinense ti MELAS Rich-
ardsonoceras %#%. Richardsonoceras *8H9%}2288 Richardsonoceras, Trocholitoceras, Dis-
coceras, Sinoceras #1] Eosomichelinoceras, Sinoceras chinense #44 Sinoceras chinense, Miche-
linoceras, Eosomichelinoceras §. 1X PRS ZAKN Db EEE 4st RH fay BA \ GE ZB re
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ACAI Anh ye ik THA LAAMER AA, bh Z AR. eM
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f= AC HHYZA AY Dicranograptidae FLAG HHA WY Diplograptidae, Retiograptidae J% Retiolitidae
12 OB BS FS Be Fs eH TE STR B75
MOAT BEAZSHRL FEMS ADMRHELRARE: DRAKHZARBS
PM AA RRA Tangyagraptus Fl Pleurograptus H; (2) (KEBCWZAS, ANKE
MAB, AHMASMBIR AHWRANRA SE, ADR WARAATARAR: (3)
EAR Ao ABI Dicellograptus RAKE, ANY Climacograptuus AA At ARR
EY ABE RK
LEWZADOVRA LM FIAAARTH:
Paraorthograptus uniformis #5
ES [prs mirus #5
Tangyagraptus typicus #5
Dicellograptus szechuanensis #5
Fe {
Pleurograptus lui-Amplexograptus disjunctus yangtzensis Hy
HERB BZ 1973 IRI, eV ME Paraorthograptus uniformis HZ EM hn S—* Diplog-
raptus bohemicus Hf 5 on
SER MHS AMR HLA Ashgillian YHA Dicellograptus anceps tit, Xi M
4TRE AMMAN Dicellograptus szechuanensis HOM. Alt, BOR Rega
iRh/DA4 TRIAL ART Zam WABZAWES
(=) ARAM ah
ARMRA NORAD eR ARE KC AW, EL AEWA). RARE
TRRYOHEAMS ADDR? Hla RABAA: AHA RE (2A RK o
AMARA NMMRACERBE RIK CHK AM KARA
eK. TAMRSH (EM-Hsisilit RAERKAEDWE Show WBE
RZ FD) — Sc HAS 9 “Ha Bed & PR oh a A” PASC A AS 1 “cA BS
Mids MAR RD A” EER, BATA: CPR RRA RER
BARC MRBH, ESFARAZAHMA—PeERADNTERE., (2) RRM
MFRBSRBRM ZINA BRE BNI, SRAM Qs RBH=B—
tt), AL iF SARs BS CC) (A) BAR BB ZB GX
bSLFBABMFA XK) QOERKAN WS SHERBET dt 8
CA PBS) He ) AAR PSR 2 CA SB SEE ig HB IR 79 Sh PRES FY
DEBT ib ny eh 20 5 PR Mig 20 [a 4 8 oh EE A UY Eh TETRA
FH. RARBERAAN WAARA We et ARAB Z PRB ALAR KAS
BEA ES UU AIA) 0 Bi F PARC PRE LT RK ARER A SE IS , PAL
KCK, ABE UAE) PAR RAS PRES a I, RARER IS RZD
AN RAK Rhy tbhinikm>. RDMERUWRAE RAM RARABS (QR),
A Ri FERAL RAL CANAL ALL 28 A Ye 2 RR Re RA
a) x RASH MRARC AMR AN AMA RE To
PF RATE AR PE A oh EE — fe DT:
PRR S: “ABS RZ He Ah ob 13
FAL DS Pa) HE LI, AR PO A 2 FA A PA PS CABELL ACAD) BK
PARA (KWAN) (BIR 1), PMAR4SH=H BH. WR PEK BAP
(ic, (A= wa AIA LPIA: «=(1) ABA Olenidae #} (4 Triarthrus, Inkouia,
Parabolinella), (2)#$#@ Ceratopygidae #+( 40 Hysterolenus, Ceratopyge),(3)#k® Symphysurus
<BR. TERN, RR ACEI STREP) Pew ERR
F-28=- th iA a EAE Olenidae F C40 Olenus, Hedinaspis, Parabolinella, Protopeltura,
Westergaardites) 7 Ceratopygidae #} (4 Diceratopyge, Proce ratopyge), ix —FL=Ft eb
Fe PAGE TI ABUSE Hs AS CRA Proceratopyge —4 REP ACMARAHARK
HL, (Re R>), ART TRH aa: FRA AL PAMIZCAY Olenidae ALAN
Ceratopygidae FAVS EMA ZGHY Olenidae {AI Ceratopygidae PAY =A Hh Be MK
WN, mA AHR CA Parabolinella) —E ARACEAE AG 20 ©
EDTHMMEH, FAK PRM Ka He ASAE BRIA ON Wa-
tinoceras, Manchuroceras, Polydesmia o 3X PAE ACZR A A Hy RS RR
BP AG BR ASE EK 4 IS is 7K AE I , ZEB SEF OU eK RAIN Me, EES LS AY
we He JER IED TBE 0
2 A7i Hl, PACK PA tH AI) CTremadocian) SAi/D, ARPA SOL Pa
5=t ake, eran CB_Em F) (3) Asaphopsis-Birmanites #¥, (2) Clonograptus-
Triarthrus ANCL) Hysterolenus H#= Mt, RAB MLA, BN Clonograptus-
Triarthrus #eF°ZG,y HAA Clonograptus tenellus var. calvavet, Anisograptus cf. matanensis
terragraptoides Bulman, Bryograptus chekiangensis Mu, Adelograptus asiaticus Mu, A. sinicus
Mu, Didymograptus? | JLB} GEE A ZA L955, 7 TO) 3x A ti BT A 4B ALY Callo-
graptust IAAT RBA Anisograptus WRU. (LEAL PERN Clonograptus-
Triarthrus HPNWBZAR SRM ZARDKALCRE DO, MmABAtH Callograptus
RHINE SAR NSA RNS AD MR HPAL, AKXASZar BATIK ET
AE ER AIL AY 0
Mint Ke, RMR S=H DMR ARAWAZA BFKRAMRD RBA
UA Olenidae #LA Ceratopygidae FL=l- 4, RA Chungkingaspis —]B FE Olenidae BAY, 9A
Mix MSA A ERK A. IN ARR RA FY, A Loshanellidae PHAJ=
Hea Ca Loshanella, Wanliangtingia) \), ke Lohanpopsis, Dactylocephalus, Tungtzuella *)%,
FA a Pg TH Fn RR KIARA, CAAARWME SAD ORE
mh, MEARRMN REA mba GHA 3). RAH SZAODRE TE Ie
(Arenigian) IZA IMBaTRSZARARER. A, ESREA WKARWA 2
Bi Schizograptus, 1 ¥} Dichograptus #4 FH Tetragraptus; RPA MA — Clonograptus,
7 Bi Loganograptus, 1 ®} Herrmanograptus, 3B} Dichograpius, 1 #} Yushanograptus, 1
Bi Pseudobryograptus, 1 Bh Schizograptus, 1 Bh Tridensigraptus, 1 FH} Etagraptus +125 Fh
Tetragrapus, ACR Ame Me tb, MEHR ERAwweN Tarek. UWS
IMS ARPA HAS Didymograptus HE, MBFRWL PEM PHARM EEAWSE. It
Sh PRPS ARAN Allograptus, Pseudodichograptus, Oncograptus, Cardiograptus, Pseudocar-
14 ch Be SE Behe eH I hE MT FCT op Ss
diograptus, Skiagraptus, Pseudoclimacograptus #1 Glossograpuus Si LANWNBTRS
AMR PRRAN. LIRR HS WR Stee EAA OZE
HORE. MTRMEK KARR UNARLIRE, £2-EESWRBABE, Mw
FKUNE—-ERAHMAA ANKZXARKA. BFRHAFS=TH, MER, ABR
MERMRNCeRAN.AA THALES AANRAE, RAS BWERLAER
WaDE
RRAVQAS MS SEGRERVALMTRE, Biswas, i
RILTREWARHARE. WILKE SERVER, BRAT RBA BS
BRBAKA BLD MARNE NAKA Mo
THHPRMHNSZERH READINATER, GASRHZAM Didyiaegesben,
Phyllograptus & ,KABEMK.ALWMKAND To (Re AERA T.
Tetragraptus fruticosus (Hall), Oncograptus spp., Cardiograptus, Paracardiograptus (Paracar-
diograptus abnormis Yao YAWFIRAAILN Glossograptus crudus H. et T.), Skiagraptus,
Glyptograptus austrodentatus H. ec K. GROW, KARR RSH SZADDRHaR
BRAT ORAM ZAM WH o
7 AIA CLlanvinian) HRMBSARAER LE, LAN Bote Sa AGE
Lewy ix FRR TY Pa EBBAY Glyptograptus sinodentatus minor F/R RNB
ZAZI> KBABASAKERVAFHAAKE. Mike SAM WRHASER I
ARR MALRALARKRSS, ERAKaLHSDA, HAERREMBABS.
YLAAVTARREA Sinograptidae F} (Tylograptus, Sinograptus), Pterograptus Fl Nicholsonog-
raptus SHERRILL RAW RZA—E Cryptograptus gracilicornis (Hsia), C. sp. nov,, Phyllog-
raptus angustifolius var. nov. kt Glossograptus “fashWHALM Pseudoclimacograptus SAR -
MW AWS ZA} .
XW AER Pa GA BIEL MHS —-BARANZADME. EN HIAA ARR
KRBARE A AW, CE Didymograptus, Phyllograptus, Glyptograptus, Amplexograptus,
Pseudoclimacograptus, Cryptograptus, Glossograptus SJB) ASMA, BAA
— 622M Paraglossograpus SAA WIEN MAAR ATZD OL, (LE AE AR
KAN. Aut, ZAG 0 RMHSADMRRRARMELARAMNSAD
YE. XPD, HAE Amplexograptus THAT, ARAF Lessee a+
AVN FBR ZS, 1962, 32 TI)
rp FR Pg ft BN I RRS AMT ER aR SARA LEAN.
AMARA CALS AM, RASH, MEARE Abrograpus, Mit
KMBADE+RS SAHA. ta, SIP RHI, LAKAI RARRELDS
BHD ACK HRAAB EHS, ARI AMADALBOFSXK
(GABE, 1966), MIBK MIKN STREAM ANA Re ERI
RSH ARe, ERMA ESA, HAN BHR =EM h, xb =r Lee
FAB HN (Cyclopygidae), fH Cyclopyge, Symphysops, Novakella, Microparia,
Psilacella, Ellipsotaphrus, Pricyclopyge |) kt Bohemilla |), M/L FRA SINABWHH RK.
PRiSeS: RAR Zao hh eA oy HR 15
XMM THA wAS aS BAD STRAW KARABE, RIE Aw Tite
MRHAM AD AHBHAAH MARA MEUARESIAZRREM A, WM Sinoce-
ras, Xiushuilithus ($B). Jiangsilithus (Rk). Hammatocnemis, Telephina, Sarkia, Pa-
raphillipsinella, Cyclopyge , HH G@ANSIRC4HO Sarkia, Hammatocnemis) WERAC ERM
ete A= RU. AAR CAN Hammatocnemis, Ampyxinella, Paraphillipsinella, Telephina)
EMT RbARM . MHS T HS ote SLA RE eet
EQ SapRHZKECAARS, HAMMAM RCRA in, x SNARKY
RAMA ULA-EXKANS
Ne PA gH, KR ADT HIR, I RERANAA BRR eB niea.e
HR=AtR Nankinolithus HF Raa SAAN EA AIMRAA RNAS
FB. 40 Sarkia, Dindymene, Thomondia FIA BE HAAN Cyclopyge, Microparia SH, Bie
MANH=H hk ERAM AWARE, SRAM SRR RIECK
AB Gin SE AR RUAN Re ARA—REAB ANS
MIEHA REA Nankinolithss 5i7FRMPAAR MAUS. wFKRE=
Mayer mKR ASM AWAD FT On Leiagnostus, Sphaeragnostus, Microparia,
Thomondia, Sarkia, BO RAATRHBKNRERA, MANTAFR HMA}
a a Bg THe AL RK LR Kwai CREAR ABE,
PNK IS AAEM 4. FRB ABH, (AR, ROHS AM
Corrugatagnostus, Ampyxinella, Cyclopyge S/RZ4>, RAYBZA, WW Dicellograptus cf.
complanatus Lapworth, Orthograptus truncatus cf. abbreviatus Elles et Wood #1] Climacograptus
sp. FAS FIRTSAEAN AIEA Dicellograptus szechuanensis NBA, Ba, hE
PASI PAK BAA. FL RE ry Ka ae a ek
mR) H4ATABABRWNSALNLA MO Tangyagrapus BARM Usb ea
— CATER 1960) ANT PGE LUCE E, 1960), MR RAB RWRAKAB MAK
BW RA, Lah, REAPRABER CARP RAHM. E
AA Kae RK FE, WAXMAN SEAL BURRE Mea
REMALTRE WERT RE, IN iba aR LITRE WAAR
Ae RAE, ATLL Ae BMA Tae.
BFR REA BAR oy HO, J Ee BS eg TH BP a a BG
28 , UIA AC #1), 77 2B —Dicellograptus
(VO) heh yet
ECE -KES Hit RAR RAEDWES LAE Lhe
fe WA hye” — idl, ACHAT RA ER RY We RAK XA -RWE
ELL re AR PS RA 4 LS A BRA RRA HEP HS
Ho AXSERARANERTMMT —*t+BFREDOR, AER OF th
BLD AI AR PH S48 Je UE, FR Ps Pd FA Et TRV BEE
16 Ch Be A Be a oe He AE A FET SR 7s
X= PARA IR AR AY ARIE 0
EME CAR EH LIA BAI AKAAIR IIE, ACRE LRM
JASE Ba OCR BE, ABLE FE CY FECA PBR = PE A oh Fh LE — PK SK
BEANS.
FES TES A KR) AH LC BE, — 7 P-L FK , - AAR DB
RAPER GH 1). AXb, EPS) PEARS TC AEE IN AR Po = BB RD RR AR , HAE
RA TATE EEA, Ai A BE, ISAK, FETA 1 PREP We
SUR AIEEE FF :
I. e-RK
BHR SAARI RMAARC HOR Rate A Blt. BRAM
it FRA S) | aww K Re RTT K A, Eee RA,
{BETA TE ABE HA PG, AM A hi SARL, ERE KA-ERERAA, BARU
FUR , FR RS FR, BR IEG, 1937; FAW, 1937 MREWNZAMAAAASE,
WRB BRK 1947 IRIN SAF, A Glyptograptus austrodentatus H. et K. A] Didymog-
raptus cf. protobifidus Elles.. Hl—MERMBNAT, Ma-PaT oT Ak eis
tA PH S28 2 oh EI Pa ER AIA DI. 1965 FH, BW RA
H, GUL FRMARRED AIAN. MEAMTE PERM ZA Didymograpius cf. ge-
minus (Hisinger), D. sp, MHAWARMUNBAF Amplexograptus confertus Lapworth
52+, KAMER MRAZ—. HRUARIAAB—H, THEM SASaHR
Hanchungolithus, Neseuretus GLA, LABS RHMwR. (AAR ALAC
TRMKARE, BBARMVDETRN AAD RBA MASE RAR
HOM. HA-BYON RRS Re CArenigian), PEN BFRENZAM
=l+ i Didymograptus cf. eobifidus, D. sp., Ptilograptus ex gr. plumosus Hall, Callograptus
sp., Eucalymene sp., Pseudobasilicus sp.; 53—75s& Ft 2A [My tH HA CLianvirnian), #*# eG
Phyllograptus angustifolius Hall, Holmograptus orientalis Mu, Nicholsonograptus? sp. J
Amplexograptus sp. & ,fExXORH, HI—-MECREN, B=ETMERBREMBH. FB
Ib , PAK MI — PAE TATE Fi PEASE Orthograptus vesiculosus Nicholson #2 F
ARR MAA ea RAMA SHA, iA Geragnostus, Trinodus, Corrugatagnostus,
Remopleurides, Cyclopyge, Dionide, Pseudobasilicus tatsaotzensis Lu (sp. nov.),\ Illaenus,
Bumastus, Nileus, Basiliella yunnanensis (Reed), Harpides, Hammatocnemis, Dindymenella
sulcata Lu (gen. et sp. nov.), Ninglangia yunnanensis Lu (gen. et sp. nov.), Nankinolithus
So IX DM ABS FRR MRE RAMA TEI Ww. Be
HK, Ti WK PA HE FRY A Ag PRA 9 hs 3S HH LA, a a EA
M—/MEE Kio
1965 4F Be 1970 SPU JI |e He We eg A GA ee Pe AE STAY la a, Ze
BARDS) AAMLAR AEM RM—TRARBN PR MER, BE FIA
ile, Bl:
Aix: PRRs DWM Aye 17
. Didymograptus sp.3
. Didymograptus ex gr. hirundo (Salter), D. cf. extensus (Hall), D. sp.;
. Didymograptus sp.;
No wow pS» WV
. Dichograptus expansus var. nov., Tetragraptus cf. rigidus Geh, Didymograptus praenuntius
Térnquist, D. latus T. S. Hall, D. cf. asperus Harris et Thomas, D. sp.;
1. Tetragraptus isograptoides Geh, Didymograptus abnormis Hsi, D. praenuntius Térnquist, D.
extensus (Hall), D. patulus (Hall), D. hirundo (Salter), Phyllograptus angustifolius (Hall)
<4 SAME SBA eS es Didymograptus hirundo, D. praenu-
ntius, D. abnormis SE RMRNPEA RWPHZANRR. BGERN Didy-
mograptus latus T. S. Hall A] D. cf. asperus Harris et Thomas, ix PY; PPIRAAIWN
er" AYA HU PR a SA RNR PRBS
1966—1968 =F rh Es AF Boe Pe ek BS PA CE eh PA Se AK, GEA, EM, WARY
BESWAWMAMAWE ARM BVAZS, 1973):
O27 uA RAR AKAY SS;
0, PAA LA RAE REARS;
OFPARTA KREAAREKHY a.
ST AAR RLA 0
FANE £2 & SBR 14 A .itA $4Sinoceras chinense (Foord), S. densum Yu, Michel:-
noceras xuanxianense Chang, M. yii Lai, M. paraelongatum Chang, Curtoceras sp., Beloitoceras
xizangense Chen, Dideroceras, Parormoceras, Eosomichelinoceras hunanense Chen, Actinomo-
rpha *, FH Sinoceras chinense BIBT REBAWHtA. Wh, Michelinoceras KJS=
A #AFA Eosomichelinoceras hunanense hibit RZBAHHE tA, AIAN EA
M4597 RKNZ4404. CADywWEnhS, MHRKAWKLY Toes
Zito Bee, AA REAPER LAM ST RMN Sinoceras
chinense WWE , BUBE7R TEHEGK A ARS, 1956)0
FANE: PAP REARS, APMED Mt AH: Manchuroceras #3; Dideroceras-Para-
dnatoceras Ho. FSAI ASERA Manchuroceras, Ordosoceras, Wutinoceras, =} th & Eucaly-
mene, HE kE2874 Macluriteso LUA Ordosoceras x2“P AGRA Plt he WAIte EAU RA
Rae uy FM Sa BELA Wutinoceras HEAD ABALEK GFK AKU RE
Ab PEG Z lala EK CArenigian $]). Manchuroceras fe PALER WAN SRAAMG CE
MF KMFZ ES EMD, ERIE TPA Manchuroceras 5585 20 ALTE at
PRR A Ho WEA AM, Maclurites —Ry IZ WTA KF RRs tN
WER. HH, Maclurites cf. acuminatus #1 M. cf. magnus SARMFARS HART U
Ordosoceras iif {iA ARG HA, SPP Hl, Eucalymene —ReigTK F RMSE
DF ED Ti SEER Arenigian HAth, Eucalymene F@-FZAE Didymograptus
eobifidus var. nov., Ptilograptus ex gr. plumosus Hall 27k, HNARIARPABE. B
Pu TRIEHH ELA Eucalymene §5 Ordosoceras, Wutinoceras “83t+4:, KIN TCAL_LIAW AE
FAS , Sy RR eh,
FATES PZAAS_EMS Dideroceras—Paradnatoceras HG Bx BY PP AEB ob, A BE
18 Ch Bs Be se HO ae EET SR TP BTS
38, Paradnatoceras ZEA NTE RAD SAM EN RMVB Se, eSB
ASTER ZA oO
Il. HRMRB-BRS Mas
X—K NOR EAME 1 WO Ha RBA AS "Xk TT I ee
Fe. FMEA SF uly 2A = a AE AL RAL A HK EB _Ordosoceras,
Polydesmia Fuh kL28 Maclurites, Lophospira F (GEA FR, 1959)o F 9 2e_E BB ye Se
2A WWF" FRPBAEAY Prerograptus elegans #MUZAURAIMKRBMH=HB Bulbaspis,
Endymionia (=H WHR MAT). HM IA ZA 5é2h = Glyptograptus teretius-
culus Hi RBLAPARY Nemagrapmus tH WAS TT RRR KA RAR
Z51959)o FERRARA i AMI, AREF KM ARRRAY Sinoceras
MBH GEAR, 1962). BHNAK, KE—-PMEE, Bl FMS PRE RAMA
42 je SY, BP Ae LPB MS A RRA, PRS WW Ame Rae WEA
Pit, Pri e, HORE RET ATS R=EaT+APBRE—RMA REN. Mik
FA 1 BLA, Hat AR BSB AR SH PP SH eB a Et RE AR
PAR JAAN, RAM EE FAR SIKH RMAB ZA. At, x—KAY
Wey sw OEIC Re io FE, xR REELS BRED
ERS WEES) th LAG AY o
lll. S}B=3
SAREZAAN WATE, ERMAN RET TER. E=MK+.FR
a= THOR, LEP ae FU IAL TA RANA MAR, MAB
F285 8 OLA =F a Szechuanella, Carolinites TEAR PA28ALNS Euloma, Symphysurus (Troed-
ssonia), Macropyge, Niobella, Hysterolenus 2+, RAZ, Mix RweRHHH=HaN
AIPAC AY A Callograptus? taitzehoensis Mu jf. PRM DIRH RBA, AAR
PARANA Clonograptus, Dichograptus, Herrmannograptus, Goniograptus, Etagraptus,
Didymograptus abnormis Hsi, Tetragraptus decipiens T. S. Hall , [AINA wmPFRBN
Tetragraptus reclinatus Elles et Wood, Didymograptus filiformis Tullberg, D. cf. nicholsoni
Lapworth $F. ANZA, RBRUHOFTES, MMAELBAR, ARMAUD
BFREHBGA. [AWE tERSRBARSFRE ia, Albee
PNR OREARAAN. HRA-RA+ARE, PREKMTRMREA
fie FA“ HiRet it” CKobayashi, 1930), “7K ims Hie” CWhittington & Hughes, 1972), “AEW-K
HEL” CJ. L. Wilson, 1957; Lochman & Wilson, 1958), “#5 RF #3 4ill ijt” (Palmer, 1972),
“pk ia” (J. T. Wilson, 1966; Dewey, Richards & Skevington, 1970)“¢AT REAR REARS,
Td FS FT BEA A - d Hhld HE” SRF RE UL BEA EB
IV. jilats-3t
ZE)NdtE) sc =F, FRRIZE FRAY Didymograptus deflexus #7] Azygograptus sue-
PRS: “PR Kg Zo Ao oh Ah 19
cicus H7ZL,WM SE Cryptograpus BAT, RMAMSMRA FS RN Glyptog-
raptus sinodentatus minor #] G. exiquus Chen et Lin 2 AERO ARIMPFRMKUA Cry-
prograpius AY HL, im toe ee LUI a RA SRR, EAL. AR,
TC= RMA, INET Eh Raw FARM SAK RMAA ZA
tho TEI 1 WA, oP st SCR RA RAN, Xe FRI
RitzK o
=. AM-W bie hie EP AB 20% BPE
Bia ie ay AE 7 FA
KFA RAMA RADIAN ME, AMMAR Rit. ATER
WORE ARR AS Lee, th eI AAR A RADHA. Ake
SIR ASHGR i Cand barrier) 24h, HOLS SBR, FEL Cisland arcs BY island chain), HZ
RAV Ctectonic plate), ZKYM RSH (temperature or climate), HMPANMEAZERITS
Si CEM -KinestlitR AERA tyweS LAAs yee EADY AY —ocHhiRS
ib, WIMAA SKF ABA ON, 2X BE ABN, ABER
PSHE TERR R20 & eh RA a EADY
(—) ARR ZX ARAN ALE LA
Lei | AA RE AEC, AL Schuchert (1910) fA HEALER F
HERDED ANAT X—-tAZA, HRAFORRMS MONEE
FAB PIMITEIEK PEE HX, PS PPD EE At Fa BAL Sey RR ALE Pe
KG DE PSK BF ED) BABU ARATE UA Ho A HO
PREM IFA CErdtmann, 1971). Yb, EW INABA ATI BS -1 ZB” (Kobayashi, 1930),
EAR a Ma. AE CPEB USHA EE, (2 AALS — (Kobayashi, 1968)
PiKA “Fale Hie BS PAC PE AR ART RA RR ACK PED A he
ZED A BIAS A BRIO VE TERE, OK SH] (Whittington & Hughes, 1972), #%
KRIQKE (J. T. Wilson, 1966; Dewey, Richards & Skevington, 1970) “, “Ail-7WIeeB”
EOE Ala, RUT AMES Ht RAERRKAE DWE? Lys
AI FAY SCO. 7k EA DPE EE, BOZO A ew
CAFE ba HA) PE Cae ER HX APL 5 BF RWS HK) ee PAL st
BEKO AARRS) At, Aria” ZS Huh” BED SA AR BY GE Bs Ss PAL EME
2. KiB A Re Mi Whittington #1] Hughes (1972) (AH WM Ze sho, aS
PP a een RS A SKA HREM Za, UA) BAC Int HRA
PR CAGE PL) Ee FAR IN PEMD, iT HHERAY 53 — PUFA PE. FIBER ERE
FE TATE RS Bit SO OEE TE ARI” PE A LB HbA HE ee RE CALE, PBR).
ZAZS = IRD eR = ACP . SE EB FBS ASE BS HY, ICE Dg 2 HH EY ALB 30 OL
20 op BS AS Be Ps oe He Ie OT ET BTS
dt, PURER A. FAC RIC RP YS AS = PB
RPE, AAW ARAB ra ETT, TE Rd A
Ut, BN Aces 30° Dipset Rees 30° DiALM RK IMZA CB Whittington & Hughes, 1972,
3,A6,A9). DEAE, BAMOERMASN EMAAR, RAD
KA “Eich”, QPSPKZE Arenig—Llanvirn HAA Llandeilo HAABTEALZE 30° LAA, BT Caradoc
ARMA Pah, Ze Ashgill BARE BZ 30°. SARHSWWRI, K—
HOIXZE Arenig-Llanvirn HR Ze“ aRIa “PSU, FI Ashgill J, db BALAS 30° PRUE ©
M Whittington Al Hughes 24h, Spjeldnaes (1961) FE thAR PAH HEH 20 HR
AB. HEBREW RMN THOR RIE yw, VANE Ome
HORE AA IAS ASRS RE oh ei, Te RS
RUA BRZCH — PHU AEE. HHAIX PS 2EIE A 1972 4A Whittington #1 Hughes
HAMAS. MZADMMAMWAW A, Bulman (1964) hikhwekEe wt Zam
HRNHWEA PERE RNAAWICA. PIMA Nemagraptus gracilis ®\ Monograptus
turriculatus $5} 45 ZEMIN PZ 40° MACH 75° VN. HPRERBAMAS Hh
README RICE eA ZA TAN, BB ARE FCN eA A A BS BE ik
kif, ABHOR BREN. RAVOMARHAIBTUAH, ARADO
1 See De RSA OYA MDSHA DERBAAALRS, MEN
Sy Hi BESS AR Se a, Hd AR ZK di ai, Ti a Fs SFR, BG FA“ AE -S a Te”
ROR, TARA o
3. Hike RAMI (J. L. Wilson, 1966; Dewey, 1969; Dewey, Richards
& Skevington, 1970) AAU ACK A Aiea NAb EBT IE “ALA DOH A
KOA DOR NA iA REE, CAR aA. Plgn J. T. Wilson (1966) A
AEA MBE Zia, AoE MS EA, EAR A. Meh, KRASMN
AMSA—-TPOMH, HFRRWENKA, CMS yREAK-RRADRRAYDS
LWABAAKBE ARMA ZI. Dewey “(1969, 1970) HEH, UHRA HH
BH Th Se Pa AS, I EX A SE AE TR LA, PRAHA —ARBM. KR
PAT ARRR— PEE ARI, DAR ARIE; —TS SERRA, WAKER
AEs MTA ARRAS HA DOP HAR. SSC, “IM” toe, “PIR
tf, BFAD RRA RN seo PE AT AE, Amok SAM AMIE me
TD bop pee ARTE AES, MAE SE SP, | PE SHO RAARY Erdtmann
(1971), hUAZE Arenig 19, DKA RZADMRARILEW AIRE (Oslo basin)
A, BLAH S “AME” CALS NSA Glyptograptus austrodentatus, Tsograptus lunatus
Al Didymograptus disjunctusy RUHR, ERERLZAL NA, HBB, RED
FRZADDERAARMLAT AM, RHBMSZADDRA LMT RAT, KER
Fh EAS MAY EATS HE SAY, AE REAR BT AE LA RB A BRS, OT BH EE BZ,
RBH FAH PFA 4b A AY BRS MR Polydesmiidae, Manchuroceras, Coreanoceras, Hopeioce-
ras (Ake Proterocameroceratidae FAIZ} FSH; CEPA PGK AH Ht FR - BASH aD
DK Aah aE FS AY CB I SB SY oh BY AB SLE — 7 HP Td _;,, Ee FS“ HB” |“ SR”
PRAS: PRRs Dem ay we 21
Be“ Tk tt” “PIR” 1X LAP BETES BY Fo BATA A ah BE TK i ER TR”,
“SURis SS Rew awe Bah AURA A pl Ae ER A ER Re KE
WR, ABA) FAK EAH fs SR, (TK EM RMR ERE HAE ORE RE
ROVER AHMEL, PAEUVARNBE. AARNE UM CHA AME, AER
PEAR RZI, LAEMASHWALAA, IMEDAS A, Bt, mess, OR
QMix ek BRA, SEAS HRS APRA 0
(=) Ay- HEE Ve FEF El BR Big 20 BPS A oh BE ps _E A
MER BRAS HAA OR EAM CIs lee, BAAD “AK
Sais ral 1” EAE OB EE OD EE ER © PF PRS aL ILA 18h Be Ri BA ax HH
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I. Zamwme
FA PARA tH Tremadoc IAS AREA RRA i, EAE SER, BA EAH
WA: —RASRMEEMWNBZA; A-RESRECEENZA, Cle Dictyonema
flabelliforme 2832—54} Anisograptidae FLAIR AP CBerry, 1962), RHAERBUSABA
RA BONE AAS Fi BH (Plane st-ARAC aS BK), (RD REA IED
WERK RA APN MBSA BRZ,1955). HERRGLERNZAMDAR XB
All| FAS BT FE Dictyonema flabelliforme Ke Aas Fh.
Dictyonema flabelliforme K. HASHES Tremadoc AMSA. RAWMKSZAGHRA
PPrRER eH, War PRE RAN. EINZMUeB RE Zh, EBSA
CNAA RASHES NBATHRACHDACUREBCRAMBHEZAKAW.
Stormer (1933, 1935) HRF8it D. flabelliforme MEGBE, Ri Bulman #q] Stormer
(97 RBRMALHSOHRSSe, AABZRLRGERAMEBONKEK, AE
MEGee, MEAR=ETRANBAK
GAS) KEP TEE BARGER
PAG, DALLRREAILON EK
RAKES, RMNMERAZIN At
ARAL BOCALRMNAALNEA,
FW MEA AR AAN ERA RR
EAP RE TINY, MAR Kirk (1972) Ar ibe
RABE, RAVES IAFL REPRE
A BREFRERW EOE, RRS GX 6 Dictyonema flabelliforme HERE
HOVER o HAMNER Balan (1964) 4 (Bulman & St#rmer, 1971, Fig 5E, 5F)
CATIA ARR, ABT “REP” Cepiplanktonic) AY/EFAo Bulman #f] Stormer (1971) ist,
ES AUEDLIELIE 120° ROBE IETIN. EK, ROI, AF ROO eA
{RATE FAR ©
22 PBA Sher min ae Mit FETT BIS
MEAKIIERAR, Dictyonema flabelliforme RAEHAK AE, CNBAN, BK
BAA, WET ARE. KPBAM FRYE MME FIN. KREZARAA LRH
PRAMS EDS, PANAMA ARM AA RIE, AOS AK
MASI), BARA RA, BRA. KHAAERA-EBE
PATE ATF TE 0
FIL KA, TEX Dictyonema flabelliforme Ke HAMAS A251, RE ST Eile
—ARRE TSR ZA HERI MAEAGATRAN EI i. Mia 7 5
LLG ti, Dictyonema flabelliforme RHAMAA RT FAULTHEN: ORB RED
BEC ARP MIPSC ), (2 RA AME AH PG =, (3) ALS PG. ZEIX=P RRA RADER
PIGS ULF Te PS HK A A aS RE AY, IN RA HE Anisograptidae FARAH
WR ULRA, Dictyonema flabelliforme Ke HAs UF Adt-RACH Mh, ARLFit
BMPS HRH—AaNRMKRWANWM PIL, MARARMAS HS) AWE. RRS
K Ae A Zest ee etitRm SERA, MRA WARM, RMSE
RPE RARERRAH. BRRBBAEAM PUL, MEA BNR MA LA,
UUbEALLEF REA RE RRA EAA RRS OI, IN Xe AS A OL
BY, FAL AS OBE, EAE ZK TET, I] Dictyonema flabelliforme XKAMBRBLA, KZ
RA=APARV A AES BEMIS, AMAT ORS), Moles
Hakim, ARDEA REEN SA, WHOMBARA, KEAUE
SiG. Alt, R Dictyonema XRWES MA) OANA, MHD
PAIX PPE TRAHS ZK o 4K, RATA EERE LAKE RAA RKB A AE, (AAR
AB] HEA Be Pe BY AE MU KAY ©
FARA ig tH 39] CArenigian) AME] CLianvirnian), BADHWRHSHhRLD SAo.
(ARR KNARSREAEBTFREMRAUTKARD LL, KEBLAASREAWAW
PAK, FAAS AA NIR A, a Yushanograpus |, XE PSPS AH
Ko AFARNZANTRARNE WEAR, Albix—NiigtrRe MRR HEe
Fete. FR, HAE ARR HPS BARR
TS A'S WIA HE Ak Glyptograptus sinodentatus minor “E24, {RDAKE BR,
mz#—-EBEARRWAKAN, BAaMARMASANRHM |
FERRY EADMRZAAZ MALS. MEARE (AP. ees. MARIE
i), THASANZAMKRES. MERLIN KHRRAREN, SRMAAKMRD,
— HG We SHAN EAU Prerograptus, Sinograptidae MIN ZARRIRDARWM, KHEMNWESE
Ube HiNZ A Phyllograptidae, Cardiograptidae, Cryptograptidae #74 4417 Didymograptidae #4
AENWZA DOR. KHEAS ANAM IEE, FEB MARMANTRAS. BEECH
BA, hi AMARA Tetragraptus sp. nov. o HE Kirk (1972) (AAMAS
HE!) CMonopleural arrangement) [J GlossograptusF AA MAY SKHES! (Dipleural arrangement )
AY Skiagraptus, ZEME7K AHL TEIN , Ha (ef HH Hele Rob US AK, EA tk EMS 7k Oh eae MA
PFA PEFR ANE o KMPER FONE. BK, RWWA Ree AM
Tp BY ASC A SF BCS SEE AS AE UIE SK AB A DT AE tk AR HAS
snadvisoyiuvop O ‘snidvadosiup X ‘sallalivA snjjous, snidvisouoln 7 ‘snadvasoinvig + ‘aumsof{ijjaqvi{ vusuoki21q O
WAS if (copemasL) MB Ge LBA
24 oh Bs BF Be Fe He ie FET BTS
HF XRG AR SADDER AM, Ey Bisilie ee Troe
Bit, HAMZADMER, BEAT —-BOSCRENR Zot FeAl ZA.
MHS RAR LA WEAN, RULUKE SH, RUZRASRFLROMEDN. Wl
HO) Dicellograptus ornatus Elles et Wood —28A9 XZA, EMA RER HH, WP RE
RU, Amz. A. al, BREW. RANTES. ERMNMAHH, ARMK—-K
Dicellograptus PART LH AA RED, ENA TRI i th Ae eB
EE KREEMSAKBRMEAC RIE. KMNEWMERN A RM CBerry, 1960, pl. 20,
fig. 3), KEBRAAF EEN. RMMWAWNAMZA Orthograptus truncatus Lapworth EQ
IR AMEE, Beek PAK). RRMA Climacograptus hastatus T. S. Hall,
MEAAwW EA, MASAKeRRAH=TRETER, KAHL, WA ERR, KAM
ite A PIF ES AE BH ©
FRIRIH, RA A-KABBORNSDBBIL, ARP SAR, A. RR
Qlacinia) BY. PM Yinograptus disjunctus (Yin et Mu) MBH ILP RAM Be
Wit. KRZREECNERMWNER, BSRA-EREHSRAETSARAZ. M
RHAA ARGH SZAKA, CNAAETHRE, FECNNAUTRSE, CURE
Wik. RKBANKE ROAR, Exe RCH ZA, Bh eT eal th BER
IRA RP o KEE, EAM TBE XE Fi WZ EK OY AE KE BL, BORER RA
i, Atte SixX-REAMELA—-AK ZAGTHASHH ZAC, EHR
fE— 7 778 FAY FFE AGE .
AAT , Fills Wii Fa he — PS EA ae, HSK, RBA AIT SARS
RA. AKSPSBAILH SAMAR NEAREBARR, RA—-TRALBVS
ABM WINE ARAN BACAR RAE RAR ECA Tangyagraptus), fi Ath RE
Pie ECan Climacograptus venustus Hsi), (HIS REAKHRLERBN ZARYMME,
ALEARKRRAARHAEB, HREAABY 10K. A-ha KeKBR, AE
—-EEBNSRAE SE ELAM, MRS RAKE—-TFSKOREBAR
ha MIRA (KF XS, 1959). 4) PALM, KERBAHELAREKZE. BFE
ARP KIXATK, Mae TOHHN. BFRABANSE_ASARASBAN
2A MH, MRRKAN NERS AWEN ARADR BoA LO SA
Be, tAARGFKBRAANARI RAR NAAKBRIL STM SA. AKT RE
NK ZAMEEN AA RAN ABCA EK Rm, ALAA
MNF AA Tangyagrapus, XXROAE MAM eANwR, RADTRAR
Pa SME KHER ST o
Tl. BSaS MRE FO iS EE
FAR 22 Tremadoc J], PRAIK-AR ALAA ABA —#E Proterocameroceratidae (J AZIb,
MPK, RAKES DORAEH EMSA. FER BUZ IA, Pit-RIC MRA
TETRA TR , HE a BRD, TRIAS RE, AEKIREEARA, LoTR,
BARES Bert , PAICIE AE AT RGA AEE BYR BEB a, FE BEE SK Fe EH BRS A AE
ARS: PRRBANE DW RNAs 25
BA HHERACAABEHERRAMARD MEMNAKBA MARAE,
(REA BH ALK Tremadoc JAZ RH SNIA RADE, ASB 24M Coreano-
ceras J% Manchuroceras SYK SW MMR, RAG AA Discoactinoceras, Gonioceras &
BRL, PAH, HAAR Stereoplasmoceras TEMABMAARKA
FRAT 0 XCAR ETE A TR Te SK PR TT IK HEB
BART HMREAMS, FAL ADAM AIA CArchaeogastropoda) 4] Maclurites #
Lophospira, tha RESET AH. BI BRA RR Re Les; ABR
BRC HAH se. ERE MEINE RER KAS BIRR AR
At ESE RK AS eT SA, UR SRT PACH 9, RS Meg ot SP. PR
SKK, EMR, DRAARSRABHHMRAR EZ, RTI RAG
28 , #45 Polydesmia, Ordosoceras, Wutinoceras, Linormoceras, Mesowutinoceras, Pararmen-
oceras %,4£tH Polydesmia, Ordosoceras HVA HRDAKREDHA. KEAH
DHK, BAK, VEAMRRMARK, BXTMRRKAERA DAWN EH A. KP
WE BAR OI RRERYHAARAE. BRBRTNHANARRMRD, AAG
KRAERENWMMAR BRIAR AA Mh
MFKREP RS MAR mR Sac AK LAW, hea Te, ve
YDB , At Hah RSF 1c s6 2 ZA AIRS, PA Coreanoceras, Hopeiocerass
Archaeoscyphia FF 6
Frag tH CS ee ee), a RAR TRU eR ILAR,
{Ai KK PaRB BNF ih RW Pa) vk Boh A Ve a a, FS A Tad CE B20 HL
RAIS CPE CA 4, 5). AGEARKR AR, RM EAA HEM BAe
SAbOWzG BM, Fer ET RZ K MPA KRANSESRVWBAHM ME. TE
XD, AAA RES KM CHAAR: BARAT ABR), ARRAS
RAB; DekAARB ER OMCAA DAE BA, KEM R EERE
REGEN, ENSFAKLIRMA EO BRRRELA LEARY, EMEBAT
eB eA THO SKN. BRE HREM yME=H AAR eEKARS
Bs mtx LEREEAARVEAM OME, MBSA EBSED KAREN, Rik YN
AAMT TAT ASK Fs A AK PAE o
RTD, Rbk, BFR SRK CLARE) HRA RAK LEM
NW, MeN Metta. PAMFRKASINBtRA, Pld PRR Cb
Wh), ATRRMCLREAR, AREA OBMRHADK+AB SS GA 4). RAE
SiaeVkKMA-HS= NKR) PRCAEN ZAMS S=" 4s AINA
NAZAR KA, HO SARE FEENARARAE- ANI Aha +
FRANSES AREY ARS =H bP ERREES, MEARERE, ARAMA
DS, RoR ia AE BD Ro
Hp Ba ig tHe We SC sz SAS II) TK ek TH. URBRRRTRAL. EWR
RAD HAR, Re RAND, EBRAHIM AEA,
Sinoceras, Richardsonoceras , (AEHTWiciKgMe, ANURQRRA, BIKA EE
26 ft BS Be eH a Ae FET A A725
UH ZK TH, ESS BB 5} AC, FETE BR Ht AK HATE 0
Ke AM it Fk ARP AGB, AERA ERARD. REM
FRB RAY Af PSL A AR EL MR, FRR, I, IS CS
RRA EA MAXRKRRAIACAE). BRM, BRB K—Pp Ae
$i 5 HES EERE F tik AB ERAS, AY a, EAB A A, RRA RS HRS
RS WEP A AN 2A bee, x LA CANIN AZ AF
I. =O Re
=F 8 7E AM Zd Tremadoc WMA KEAN DS, XARA NC RB Bh Aa
NHSMRAN CBIAD RARE BRM EMI KY, mK PR SP
Sea EEK AA He PE TH AY 2 BL A MRA, ELH APT AY BN Ceratopyge #}41 Olenidae Fy},
ABE PAZAHLA Ho Ul Ceratopygidae FH, PAMAZd IA Ceratopyge Al Hysterolenus, FZ
FuZcMAIAA Proceratopyge #1 Diceratopyge. Olenidae FIM BPE, KREBADS,
FAAS awe AE EIR tt, a Parabolinellay XH#= MH BAAETE HEB
EDK RFE Ae 7 Xo (A Zc DUA, RR AR SEER MEK REALE)
TURE ABA RAD AY EL, FR Hh UR AAAS EA, Pe RA BR SR
44. PS 40 4E LL AY FP BBD BA PAZA AS FRB CAG BEL), BREAST TETRA AIR AREAS PB
CRA) Hx HE HK BA AE YH SAT Ts Se Cs eA
ATR, 164621 AY BA 28_E BB, RAL FP AURAL ERE LD, MENS SAMS)
(#1), = 8 MWR BIRD, RAK BNR, Ab=H ay REE
FE*FAGK, Tremadoc JMS BARS, (AHA LAST KMRBKRARARR,
MASERIRA RAK BEA} F Ceratopygidae FLAT Olenidae MN=M Hh, MAbRA
FRA Dactylocephalus GE. AA APENIR, W Asaphellus, Shumardia BHA,
ARB tai. a@TKkAat SH hb 5 SARE, KH PHM SK ( Het KABSRE,
LARA RR RAK =P BE, On Taihungshania, Hanchungolithus &, tee
DARE ARTA, A Carolinites Fo
rf BS Pg tH es I, do FSA = Ph ap AAP IZ, RFR, 169) SRBC
TUBAL ALLA = PP EET o FXIBR A Caradoc BAS = Hy IRE ABRIL
BBA. AHH, | AERNERMKRAIRRE RA bARDESH HSS
BHA, RIAMA—-THANRLAIRRAOAMPBILAAY SHH, AE SEA
Hh XE MH th APL Cyclopygidae FLYIR. ATA Cyclopygidae PHY =A BY LL AER
WRN SASA, MRD =H Wd XAG LMAS RN. WHE MOTE
WKN BALE EIR SEN KAN, SUI Cyclopygidae P= At IPR
AE TE TE [ADE AY 75 KH 2 Cyclopygidae FR=M- Hh AARANHR, HAM Ae RRR FBS
Miho HRA, MAS, ae wy Berea eK AE, RES UEP HAM. A
RAT AT APR: Cyclopygidae PREM 5S ESA SAM, Eee hk
BF MAN. IIb, EPRI, PKS ath AD EEAY Cyclopygidae FL=
APR, EIS A E— i, BAD REX TX.
PRRs: Pi RR ZcN Die Ah oh) ye 27
REPRE ARPA, Peat Rb, B@FRO RE a
Nankinolithus AEM ="p Boh we, HA GER a Hammatocnemis, Sarkia, Tiresias, Tho-
mondia, FER NAKKE REBAR WH. RZ, ar KR AAD BHA, a Robergia,
Triarthrus, Diacanthaspis 5S GH (LI LREN ROO AE WK We
EDF) PRR). ViX#s=H PAAR SESH NRA AAR, Clase
PEP UFRIKAETE AS © PLN Diacanthaspis, Robergia AEA ERIN =A, Triarthrus OPA
BiRA AB AN BRET x LEAS BAB RA A ek Tak BEAR ©
PO. FP TELIR Big 20 yn RE ad ie AMAT BEY LA Ta jet
RB RR Zia Mets Ate oe, Ree NEHA, ROMA RE
BEX BRA, A Ea yr A ella Ee ERR ESE 0 UE
EERE ES Hh ah ELE aE EA SE AHL EP PK CH PR RP
WOK, HAAG LL ABR RA, Hr — Bo) ee aE AH 1 A, Fa— HT} HT
25 EMAAR, Alt ba ote — A ae ie:
(—) “PB SRBa 5628 Air BY oy St EE Dad el
REPL RSA THRASH, ABARAT 1955, 1959 HF MAR. F
BD Dictyonema flabelliforme THERA BE TRACK AALS, ERLE RASS HER
42, PRIA, 1962) Keira phil (RSS, 1964), EMPK, RA LAS] ROMER
28. Fal 28 PSL EP RE OD» flabelliforme #27E, HA Clonograptus tenellus #7. FR_EMI
A Arenigian HAAY Dichograptus separatus #7 (4EIt-FRAL AS DEK BY Etagraptus approximatus
it RH KK). BREADS RAZ ATTN MIELAWIR 2.
Wz HPAL, Etagraptus approximatus HOM WADLTRE Arenigian HAAR. RIT
Erdtmann (1971) FR E. approximatus (Nicholson) A] “Trigonograptus” ensiformis (Hall)
fEA SERENA TP AMEIC AG, HULA A IF BE ©
ESA E. approximatus (Nicholson) Fe RIF MS Ps = Al, JR ET PEL CRI,
Ji-, 1964), HARP PEERS. ELAR AH. AR, E. approximams HE wT
BRERA, PDUTREPOS RHA, HRSA, ZR AWKAMIEA
Coreanoceras WIZC{ERAIRE
WEILER, AFR AC SEN F A LER Bie RK, BRT
Skevington (1968), Dewey (1970) #] Berry (1967, 1963) AKRHMAMARBA, H
SRRAMRATR, SHASEUMAMEBCARELUN FERW ZAR. AFI
RASA BMNATEACA SEM RIR, Alt X%-A KISS R. MRE
FRRARBRMEH SL TIX Arenigian JAM Llanvirnian HA PRAMS A, MA
AS, ARRAN TERNS A, MHAK SHAMNHOF. Alt, AERA FRM
ix AS PERN EA, DAA FIX — SERENE LL a RR
28 op sl A Be Pa ae He ia eT ET SET B75
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FEAL A) BGA ZR 3.
R2 SLUR MSHENLR
PAt- RACK % fi} » w= woh pe it Mm mR dt Ew
Dichograptus Etagraptus Etagraptus Etagraptus
separatus *% approximatus#$| approximatus iit approximatus #5
Callograptus? Acanthograptus | Callograptus? Bryograptus sp. | Clonograptus
taitzehoensis #%| sinensis #5 taizehoensis tenellus #Y 9
Dictyonema Dictyonema Dictyonema Dictyonema
flabelliforme # flabelliforme #§| flabelliforme
ey Re wi mx Al W maexr & Ss
Etagraptus Etagraptus Etagraptus Etagraptus
approximatus #F approximatus #% approximatus # approximatus #5
Clonograpius Clonograptus altar i Clonograptus- Bryograptus &
tenellus #5 tenellus if Staurograptus #5 Adelograptus #% Clonograptus #5
a Anisograptus- Staurograptus#§
: Staurograptus # Dicryoneme
XBR MeAK SB me xX BB |
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tagraptus Etagraptus Etagraptus a ie
| | | | t approximatus#;| approximatus#§}| approximatus tf (3ba) vores ae
pee ee Bryograptus #% ’
Staurograpius Staurograptus Staurograptus (3a8) Tremadocian
dichotomus- dichotomus- dichotomus # | Bryograptus
Dictyonema Dictyonema kjerulfi # (Bac)
Dictyonema
Dictyonema ,
tlabelliforme #§
flabelliforme #%| Dictyonema
flabelliforme #¥ (2e)
flabellitorme #§| flabelliforme #¥
R3 MFRIRBARSHRMILR
¥ ra m dt & JN IPB. N14t Be BRR
Dideroceras wahlenbergi #% | Dideroceras wahlenbergi #% | Dideroceras wahlenbergi #% Llanvirnian
Glyptograptus sinodentatus Glyptograptus sinodentatus Glyptograptus sinodentatus
minor if minor ‘tf minor-Ningkianolithus #3
Azygograptus suecicus Azygograptus suecicus BY Azygograpius suecicus #%
Arenigian
Didymograptus deflexus #% Didymograpius deflexus-
Didymogratus eobifidus #5
Didymograptus eobtfidus #H¥
Coreanoceras if Didymograptus filiformis #4
Saat pi a Coreunoceras a
Coreanoceras ‘tf
MERA ATL, FRE ABARTH AY PES Se NA BS Be PS Bs BY
Didymograptus cobifidus, Hx, FithL) Didymograptus eobifidus (PRM KHWEEADS
HI, 1 5600) A the, Ue PP hed 75 FPS) PEN ER SB PG eR G+ PH, Bare Hy Bie.
Decker (1936, 1941 ) #9 4¢—#6 32 Fy SEES be fir fa] SN BAS NS EN SE
AA Didymograptus protobifidus Elles, #48 ORS MIX—E F ERM LAKH D. protobi-
fidus tif. US, Decker PETA D. “protobifidus” FIXEAAY D. protobifidus Elles J
TEM AA IL, AIA ICA E, RATAN AMAA M ARR D.
AMRS: PRRwAHNE OWEN Aye 29
eobifidus, HAMMAN A] FEB F te PUP
Ripper (1937) MTFEIRA AI F ERM A HH Pa RASA ea MAT 4S HE A Didymo-
graptus protobifidus Elles WiRAH, A—-PHRAD VR Didymograptus eobifidus HIVE
Ah. BK, HERAAIWHIAF Bendigonian JiwS4 Chewtonian ff) D. “protobifidus” He AFR
{JBI D. eobifidus TEK EAA ©
A+R, Berry (1960) #4 J Decker EHF D. protobifidus HWE, BEE
Bi IN Marathon HU AY—#E F HEM AEA Dz protobifidus Elles, tet OR UCR YEN
6S ATH BIC) AMIE, BR ee te EHEC SEN D. “protobifidus”
#75 D. provobifidus Elles MEMSARK. KPRX-AM, BAVA 1962 FE
fat, Berry WixX4eHASRBMMALARA. MEBK, BH-ERAMEBT RNIN
D. eobifiduss jEA>, Berry (1963) BRB IA tay NABI —ZE RATHUE A D. protobifidus Elles,
FEB, HAA BAER D. eobifidus HUH. AMI KRSBT Re
D. eobifidus HHA SHANA FX th BEA A REA D. eobifidus
TSA RRS, MAAN ESN —E PERV SAREWLEBMN.
D. eobifidus HZ, ZERINACHB RR PUIIRSEB A Didymograptus deflexus #7, MZESIII
PORBAIPGJIdtBS Didymograptus deflexus MI D. turgidus —2BAV PF RWSAWSS Didy-
mograptus eobifidus S§—#E PHARM SAHA. ABA S iC) NARINdtix-SZAR
ERE Didymograptus deflexus-Didymograptus eobifidus if. D. deflexus #B% D. deflexus-
D. ecobifidus THR SA D. deflexus E. tc W. SZ, LAZAR THAW ZA,
HHPAADERE MRM BR. Dz. deflexus E. et W. RWS F D. deflexus if
(Jackson, 1962), Bf) Elles #1 Wood (1901) FTihtAy “Middle Skiddaw Slates”. Jackson (1962)
AQIR A AHA, HEE OD. deflexus HZ PF e—-EBRAIUR, MEME, xP ERR-
Ebay ik eto 4 EIA B AG D. ecobifidus TINEA
LA BUTAL, RIERY D. deflexus E. et W. ZEAL RAVRAA WAZA RW, (Be Fa
28 HT 5 EA SK AEE EN © Berry (1962) BHAA BAZN Deepkill MAE
EP A Za FR AA, FE HS EA D. “prozobdifidus” Weitz, HS AAP, BN Didymog-
raptus aff. deflexus E. et W. #1 D. v-fractus Saltero Al BEARER EEEIEN D. deflexus
A BB/D EA D.~ deflexus PHAN —* F HAM SA; Mae Skiddaw Slates HH
WAT, ENEMAZEA Didymograptus extensus (Elles et Wood, 1901—1918). Ax
Jackson (1962) PAVAY Didymograptus aff. v-fractus Salter, HJR ACEI ER D. deflexus #7,
Qo EAA, dItSEh D. “protobifidus” HF Shr ENA 4 FRA D. eobifidus i. 1X, dL
ZEN D. “protobifidus” HZ EATERY D. aff. deflexus #1 D. v-fractus FANFKEM) || RSS
dé D. eobifidus eZ EPTIDLAY D. deflexus TITRE o MS, RAM -E
D. “protobifidus” 27 Eth thi S FHA SA, BN Didymograptus v-deflexus Harris, (AE
NEAR D. deflexus HOEK, ZA Yapeenian YZ Darriwilian BSAEERS (Tho-
mas, 1960),
Azygograptus suecicus HERB PFR RRR WAM, iriae. EMEA
FRARRBGFKR ARR MWE SLE, EA Bb eR RSS PERK ALEK AS HET Eo
30 fr Bas FS} Boe Fe a fo Ae YE Fs Ft FF
Azygograptus suecicus % Moberg (1892) PBIZ, ZEFGHL Scania fF" Lsograptus
gibberulus Nicholson 7. 2A TAG 5 ZEB Oslo HI YL Phyllograptus angustifolius elongatus
#© (3b) (Monsen, 1937), EAA 4 ELAN Isograptus gibberulus i% (Stormer, 1953); 7 3¢ ES f=
FD. deflexus #92 |: Didymograptus nitidus 5 Isograptus gibberulus 7 ARSED
Azygograptus suecicus #7 jZFA4 BAN D. nitidusity ke I. gibberulus HiXATERE o
FRE ARA KAY Azygograptus suecicus Moberg “lf BAT TT EAN Fi. FERERaT
Didymograptus hirundo $2. FHS Didymograptus vacillans #7 Ke D. hirundo 77 TBC ERM
50 ERS, 1964); FEE F OD. hirundo #H EMSA Didymograptus abnormis Witt Gs
He €k, 1694); TEMA AGE FF OD. hirundo HE PBAS Azygograptus suecicus Witt k Didymogra-
ptus pracnuntius Wits (PRB B79, 1964) ASP, BASEN he RAB AM
EAS D. hirundo Hi TpkBAZ. ERE (1658) He, AIRF REM Glyptograptus
austrodentatus Wits ke FR Cardiograptus amplus Wifi. D. hirundo LF, E. approxi-
matus #\) LWOHBE, L Didymograptus abnormis-Azygograptus suecicus HR jIX—- SF
Ais Pb iw A PLAY FE EA, A Didymograptus vacillans Tullberg 4 {AERF ILS
KRREBWZEZAWARREARG. Fag KD eae MADAD KAREN ZA TH.
ee EBS, FMS A ee a Aeon FP:
m4 FRM RS AM eR
rp 5)
dt % WK Al W
3 2) x @ + &
Didymograptus jiangxiensis
Prerograptus elegans i Dideroceras Didymograptius
3 wahlenbergi #5| murchisoni #%
Nicholsonograptus Didymograptus Darriwilian.
Amplexograptus fasiculatus Witt “bifidus” Hy
confertus if Didymograptus Glyptograptus Paraglossograptus
ellesae Witt sinodentatus etheridge: if
‘minor iy
Glyptograpius
Didymograptus austrodentatus Wiz Didymograptus Didymograptus Isograptus
hirundo #f Cardiograptus hirundo hirundo #%
amplus Wt Yapeenian
Isograptus
Azygograptus gibberulus #3
suecicus Didymograptus Castlemainian
4 . ws edts Hr Didymograptus
Rigy th fh a Sec eohom Didymograptus | Didymograptus bifidus #48
yeograp deflexus if deflexus #5
Didymograptus Didymograptus | Chewtonian
cobifidus #45 “protobifidus” Hy
Tetragraptus fruticosus Didymograptius ? Tetragraptus Bendigonian
filiformis He fruticosus #¥
Etagraptus approximatus 7% Etagraptus
approximatus Hs
Clonograptus tenellus Hf Acanthograptus | Bryograpius #% | Staurograptus Lancefieldian
sinensis #Y
dichotomus #Y
Dictyonema Dictyonema
flabelliforme #%| flabelliforme ty
ARS: PRRBANSt DHE ADO we 31
| PRG (Arenigian) WX—-EBPENSA, RA—-TPMRAS RA RKNIWE, ik
ES SAIN FER BARRE ZA IAS HTE Lb tH (Rise, DAA:
HRN: W Dz cf. protobifidus SARK, ZAK), HRMREBD
NEEM: LL D. nobilis SAR, HARMEEMS , SAKIEA, ANG Didymograptus
solidus) 2A that A A RAIME
D. eobifidus # | KEW: UW D. ecobifidus SARK, ZAK), HR MARY
F] Lik—E PEAR SAT eh AEE MANE CD. ecobifidus), A(R
FE wk, SESH D. “protobifidus” HEA tt ACW RE HAA AA D.
“protobifidus”, TmAWAMAAN/)AY D. didens Keble (1927), KBRMN FHA ZA
J"F D. deflexus-D. cobifidus Hh) FRB RMB, MAAK, RBS, MA D. deflexus-D.
ecobifidus #7) ELEM RK, D. cf. protobifidus Elles SQEXE FEARWSARFRERK
WRR. MEMEka, RED. cf. protobifidus Ells HEhtth SRE D. protobifidus
Elles WE Ar CD. nitidus #)HA—RO
Llanvirnian SHIN —E FEMS ALERNA A SCE, SRM D. “difidus” TAA
D. murchisoni #5 YEA WE o Didymograptus bifidus (Hall) AA Hall (1865) tRHEIIS
Ass SEAS Levis WA HATA AHAATBIILA; 1962 4F, Berry REHM SF Hall Wy
A FE FEMA, D. difidus (Hall) PHB MAMA Mew AACE. MRR UA CE
PEER ALEK AT SER D. “bifidus” ABALAKAKT Elles: A] Wood (1901) WHS. HE
Elles #1 Wood (1901) RHRAMMAM SEN D. “bifidus” FFAREMASAKMTHRIE
HJ D. difidus CHall), tir senhmhAh RA—-MAMBIEN D. bifidus bE BIE MW,
HUT Skevington (1968), Dewey $(1970) GAWD ARRAS ED D. bifidus WR
JOR Lianvirnian YY PBA —-E PERN ZABAN D. difidus FRURRMF WM,
HFC N D. difidus BMELT—T5l5, BA D. “bifidus” FH, DAE MACEHY D.
bifidus ATK Bll {BE Skevington (1970) HA—Rie RH, BT—PXE XH Westmorland
WrAM A S D. difidus Hall) ERBHFE, MMGE SRA BITE IEA
f%, {HM Skevington iX—prAWHIERKA, 5 Berry (1962) HABA ER A, WR
Skevington AAtHHEH: “Berry (1962) FEHR D. difidus (Hall) NRAbAREE
KASEI AAR FcR” (1970, p. 403)0 At, Skevington iX—KA MAE A D.
bifidus Hall 2 HHH), HENS SUR RSA MNBRE
AM anit, ERBBMFR NACA RB AeW HRM SS D. bifidus (Hall) WHF
{EFA TA US FERN SRS ESERIES RE EMR ee Ah,
RGR EILEZSl. MB ABIS FT D. deflexus-D. eobifidus HH, AykixX—RM Rt
—HinHA YT D. bifidus M1 D. eobifidus HARM—-EFHRN ZA, EHEWKAT D.
cobifidus, A{RXEWT EET D. protobifidus Elles,
BY UL, D. bifidus (Hall) FFARR RK EA IUAW AE, IRF D. protobifidus
Elles, 2") REMIT D. cobifidus (AAMAS RIRAMWIERSERA D. “protobi-
fidus” WPA) o
D. deflexus #§
32 Ch Bs A Bc Pa eH a eT FET KT B75
MAGES NARNIA MRA, Hall (1865) RMF D. bifidus (Hall) WWE
WEAELA 84, HA 4 SAIL, BN Dichograptus octobrachiatus (Hall), Tetrag-
raptus serra (Brongniart), Didymograptus extensus (Hall) #1 D. pennulatus (Hall), Fra
4 PREZ PIA AB AIRF EES Arenigian HWE, MRA—-THADALES
Llanvirnian ff], Berry (1960, 1962) MFESEEY Marathon HHK RAZ Deepkill WAR
HE Pa TET AY 35 FR BB AA, SEERA D. “protobifidus” Fl D. bifidus HLA—-BERN FEB
WEA, KEMNAAMT SAGARA IRN o K—-E FERRY SAAR MDRP
HART SA, Alix SRF ENMPRALZ—RN
MBA EFRARA ARR MBN D. “protobifidus” HAFA T. fruticosus 7,
Kora SRERRRE T. fruticosus HBR WE4BTE D. eobifidus HZ FR Didy-
mograptus filiformis Hf. ACSEIRMBN D. difidus HLL EAE Isograptus WER, X—-E
ALVA BAB 4 D. hirundo #7, EA Paraglossograptus etheridge #7 WAYS RSE
ult Amplexograptus confertus i F RBSAY Paraglossograptus typicalis Wie. P. etheridge
(Harris) 5FRERANY P. typicalis Mu JE RAM. HIVEKERRBRBKHE RMT Parag-
lossograptus, IAMFRARIS AHL hi
RAFAIWAY D. “protobifidus” HBU HLF Bendigonian TM, T. fruticosus (Hall)
SEH: MAAR F Chewtonian (Thomas, 1960), Harris A] Thomas (1938) #7 SAH
WEN HEE BRA AIILAY D. “protodifidus” #4243 D. protobifidus Elles WE RL (D-
nitidus it) 2 Po MHIATIA, AAA D. “protobifidus” HL tA4 REN D. eodifi-
dus ti,
FRSA RK Lianvirnian HBR YA Didymograptus nanus Lapworth “= FHM ZAZ
Sh, FEBS Ec rs He aT ES PAS, CEL PEEK IRF Prerograptus
elegans #727 EMBL —EL Didymograptus jiangxiensis Ni (sp. nov.) (MS) ARRN
FERRY ZA MHI, iA D. disparis Ni (sp. nov.) (MS) “10 RAH, PBR
D. jiangxiensis Hi RR FRBANRES BARA. i Bhi Hh Scania Pterograptus
elegans #727 EVR Didymograptus clavulus #% (Ekstrém, 1937) HEA.
REREEFARERMK, ZF RMR RAAWEeMS At MRT
BR» — TAR HE A ig HS) AAS EY TA TEES SR. BRT
le] P—"F RES SME FEM SAB, A Pre eA A a
TEXT LEAS IR Alia, (EAS BiB Ba “DR” AKAM SE (CAN —PA, ROE EA RE
Bo
FAM Hall (1865) fi D.difidus (Hall) 2a, AFC Elles #1 Wood (1901—1918)
FHA HERR TA EA D. bifidus Call), PRIX MEREENSALEAR Lian-
virnian FRRAI—TE Ally BY D. difidus WH. ARR. EA I MiBx—BM, UA
JE— PFE. 1933 4 Elles FIEBYNY Didymograptus nanus Lapworth iX#hA4} WD. pro-
tobifidus Elles, jf] Decker (1936, 1941) FRA FIR SN A EH D. protobifidus,
FFE aAA D. protobifidus Ho ARX— BUM AV ARAC IRA FLY (ES TITHE
SS WATEA BLS i EXER Kee KMUKE RH ELBE
at
$e
ATRS: PHRMA DH eM Awe 33
Blo
AATERUK, Jackson (1964) BFCHEW EK, SSPAINAD Dz difidus HAREM WIE
Erdtmann (1965, 1971), Skevington (1968), Dewey, Richards & Skevington (1970) #hi%
tH TY BIAS LW. Skevington FFG RIX —MILN Berry RIF THR. BASAA LB
B= AWK SPAN Dz bifidus HONEA LNB ERY IE BETA
FEA KEE FRAN D2. “bifidus” AAHIEN D. difidus (Hall), 32.7RN D. “proto-
bifidus” *RARIEN D. protobdifidus Ells, MEALSUMARN FERWNZA. fA
BAIA Sb ei Se aL A I) PY SER LL, SAS IB AL
(=) FPR BR Big 20 = Hh a yy BERS oir AT EE TA)
RAR RE ae. ers Pak ot HPA Se Bw ZA AL Pi Se BSE
MARKBAMAALEHEN HARARE MA, HSHRRES. CREAT, AH
BELAATAR=TFALAN, 40 Cyclopyge, Sarkia, Ampyxinella, Remopleurides, Corruga-
tagnostus, Hammatocnemis. FHF SBOMARRAPRSED. FAM, AEB
WTA HARARE AA CINESAHMRASARS, EWELEERN, Bt
ENEEAN. HREAYN—-KEBH MDA A, Fale Seb, EWE E
AULA , Au a se A Se BAPE A ATE Ae a A Ak — RS
KE Ab EI — 28 BR EAH 1G Xtushuilithus #1 Nankinolithus 435) (ENMAWY
AAS TERIA EA EXT EB
“MFR, PREARERAMLABAMRAALAAD=M Be, Fl oo
Cyclopyge. Hammatocnemis % , (BAW AR AA IESATAULY RAR. At, B
ARS RMS LBS AA BN=Mt hh MRM AR, OAT Ree
Ko MFR PRS FH BRAN SRM TS HA, ARDS Pe ERE
IBAA, Pildo Prosopiscus, Bumastus, Illaenus, Nileus % {AR WA AEBwWILERA
Fal ARAY o MM rp Ba Se ea be A ee) EMSs PRA, ALLEN IRR
Te rT AALAS HW HL a Ampyxinella, Atractopyge, Cyclopyge, Bumastus, Calymenesum,
Lonchodomas, Nileus, Prosopiscus, Hammatocnemis, Paraceraurus, Remopleurides =, itp
ARBMMRAARS = 2, RSERMKRATAE RSA ERM Kis, wo
Ampyxinella, Hammatocnemis, M=FP BA BCIRE AK, BM = Ft BNR RA
ZAA=HBBAR, HAARARAAN SARS MsARKRHEH BHBILMBAR.
(SAA QIN BE RMS PRR RAE, AMSANMERILEE
PARR ARAN. LRAT RARRERE, RNTO RHI ARR
CMAN KR BSW DRE AR RAEI
RE RMADMREEAZ OM, PRR ATH= HH. RRS MRL
KASZAMAEZY, HHS KSEHRSARHLARSNEASTHADWRARA
HEAT FAG, MEA LATE REL EB RRRE-KVET RAMAN
(Ott » ARBIRSE RA BISA, Sh, BSRSHRAS A TAR RHE LABS
34 HP Esl A Be Pa Ae oT FET Tl B75
RT o
fE =" ah FE, Fg te AR a FMA SA PPB
HAAS Ff KF Taihungshania, Neseuretus, Hanchungolithus, Birmanites, Nileus )R,
HES DAA INP EAH BEXAR OMRARK. MER
MEST ty Fs LAS «=Tathungshania, Hanchungolithus, Neseuretus (Thoral, 1935; Dean,
1966),
HBR fig TH Ae BS Mg THA XK PK ee = oh Sa ee Re, RA
AS. 20 Hammatocnemis, Sarkia, Dindymene, Diacanthaspis, Whittingtonia }];7E}R~,
Hammatocnemis, Dindymene 7£7E Ashagill AAW, UP CRRA. MMSRA
= 2228 AUIS ZA APA ~ Hammatocnemis yangtzeensis, H. ovatus, H. decorosus, H. hua-
yinshanensis LAWN =M OH. tetrasulcatus, HERA HAWS ABABA HH ewy
(Kielan, 1959). ARPA, HAR He BR ig TH Ae BS Bg TH = a ESD A So
CARP AMT. KEHAFARRART Re, RAMMED DORAL KM
ARAL, WKN REC ARER AAR Se (ER HAD SAT, Tet, 1B
Bt) -5 A AAAd FW 5 ATR Do
Fi, FAP AWE DP FBR AS ab Se Ve el
(—) RFR AW LAAT Fw
LBA EF 8 RMAN FAME Tremadoc BYR RIZE Arenig Bt
AO ESEB CFE Tremadoc JAARNA),-APICRS o BRSRMAERKIE Tremadoe IF
ARMA FFA SERKHEA ZW ATR GEICH, 1962), ALSE (Twenhofel et al.,
1954) dtkk (Jaanusson, 1960), KBE AK A oY KVR HY A CWhittard, 1960), WR
HARK. (AEAEAA C40 Whittington A] Williams, 1964; Williams et al., 1972
) AA MARE Lapworth 7 1879 Fae ey a AN EM, Ad Tremadoc
ZEA Lapworth Je MAME M Arenig JERS) Llandovery (BU B4d FSH
DD). Aiti-MRL, BHAALD, AMER EHR, AWM pROKR
(I5H TF RHZRKADMRYW KA, MSH EA Arenig HHRMWKA) MERA
A Mesto MRM Ro (RRR AASTAAAWAREN, AXABRADMRE
AT EER RHR CN , CREAR EOE RMF, A BRR
ADEE EE RS SARA Psa, SRSA EMBER CRT al, BREA
ESM. MEDRARERKA ADI RA IER BL, SME, SNM RBA
BYERE CERN. BRXMAGHRA+AY SEA EGRTHIC. MSRAEBS
pi KAN Tremadoc JR AREA Rh ANE , 4 AMERY EB ob, RAR RAE
BAWARM.
TEVA HA BRAN, SERS RADSAPZ AWE, BA, RE
3825 /D BULA TA aE KAA OAH ER -EREH WE MUMBA) MF
APRS: PRRBAHEOWEN Aye 35
SETAE HELE. AMAT E iI AD LEI IRA, (HERD A AT
CHEAA 20 IE, BRASS IBEAR EA RLE Tremadoc aie WOTb , NAH BS HE
BAURECMTANILA, WRASSE M
Asch, BZA 1959 FS RWS WA ENN HART, Me
Tremadoc BAIR. ZERREY Tremadoc BAMBARA HAL ZAC eS SHWE ERS
HOR BSA, Planet - RAL BNS RHR, RRM SRR, BFR SRE,
FOAL KSB . (EEX EMR wAADHAAY Tremadoc HH} 5RHA ZA
RA, AMD RS HGRA UK RAH ELAM RAK, A ABB ial
AZ bo MF RORAMHMT ZAP AC, RAH ERASE Tremadoc Bt, if
i Arenig POWEHRBT PRARAZEL. BREWER, ARS, Tremadoc HAG
ABB HERBAL RAL sso faite SREY, SE — PORT
PSP RM PULA A Sieh o
X BFE HILAL, EA RI Rd PAE: CORAL aw aK
W-DAKSKA UI AENA KAA ORAS H-7)-Al), RWB A EEN
SEATS Agnostus, Proceratopyge Mt FEB PEE) SAUNA Avene
RMHHA th Symphysurus AIBLWMR; (2) E1959 FS RMRAWHAMBZAVP
la) WARS SPA SA ee FE A AE GB 2 Sg THE a 2
NRA M AH, RRRAAN Agnosus SRARIZH Hysterolenus KE. AK, Ae
EUAN ELA’ NDF. ARAM RN hie HER. MEAT
RAR SBME A, RAR Tremadoc ht, WAR GEH. AAWE
UAE EMRE T A Pseudagnostus, ADB EES tt AY (Kobay-
ashi, 1939), [REI AI LIA EH Agnostus KON SR_LRESIPAM20. Proceratopyge EPR
HARK HRAABARE, WRENTHAM EWES BE, AL bese hg
to I Symphysurus X—ANH=H RU ERMARXNAT. WARE Lx EItAS
Pek Zo I, AR UASW SMW ZAR ST Agnostus Hysterolenus WWE
WHR AURA DHR, AAR EARLE Agnosus KTEDIRMA PAS Hystero-
lenus FLHENY Agnostus HA RANA BBA. ARR UKHR tena LAIR
BS WERE, AHR AAERN
2.R AER KReASERADAABATELEMMNPORA, ERAS
PALMITIC CARTE, 1959; 5K CE, 1962; SEK, 1973; (RWWA DMD,
1974), EBACE T ATI “Dalmanitina FR” CRRA iA RS BIR”) ONAL FEE
PAW , AZ SS RACAMON RAS, ACR Mee yF IDE Sar
AAS 3G: “MF I-MALH, tet SZATIA Delmaniting BNIB, DKBAPAY
WE UA, RAPS HAES WAAR AE BE ADE), Ae
Me RRARE: DERWAB RE, Bil, AM ESA
RD Gs MAS), 4 AMA SERAERIRN AZM BA. AE
BUR BIA END HRA TERA. REBECA CHirnania) YR,
ERARADFRINWX, HAF AMY CAshgillian) EP, RRA H. (2) Eee
36 Op Bs Be Pa eH a AE FEATS ATS
rhe CAO EL), RB ASEM APART, (HRW E. PRB,
bLmh—-ESZAR=Eh MER, WHRAH BE SMH FH—-EDARAR
FE V7 ee PA HA BT HE (3) FESR AA BR Xe BSW), SE
MABETRABHORNNWeS LY BRAK RAED ER See D
PRA MEM RAEN TAME, HAAR PERN EA, WRPSABL
Sto Se bi MSHA. APRA WHR CAME HL, Ae
Ta LEAF Ra)” BU, BR NY a PF RN tA HH BPE (Cock and Price, 1975).
PoP KS), HRswN RAMS [f+ Dalmanitina nanchengensis Lu, Platycoryphe
sinensis (Lu) =F), APSA h 5s SRAZALE, ANRMARBARD, It
Sh, HUE FELL PEE ZK PN AL Pa AP BAS AL Dalmaniting, BIW SBARE A
WS Platycoryphe StH: > RH=H DEDHAM BHWAR—-E, hehe HMM.
PA BOT PEE ZK EIT TAA Dalmanitina, ARK FW IRAMAK 1974 HE, At
Fh, — 7 ERT Dalmanitina wuningensis Ling 4B—-PSFERINAPA EL RAP OCD.z cf. mucronata
(Brongniart), 523t42h94 Glyptograptus, Climacograptus, Paraorthograptus EG. £
WEREXR=HRSR PROBA KARA GY Ak RNR RABE.
RWAASERADAR, RW LEVARAMETS, GEOR HERE, ao
REE “Dalmaniting BVA RMA, DALHRYN. RZ WR EBRIARE
Ar APE IRN FG “Dalmanitina B’iX—BPR RAY, AA Dalmanitina ix
RERMAMERAATH RBA. Hk, WED ZWE, 7 WERE RRME
AL SHAY (13-14 B , UARERMAR, a Dalmanitina WIN IR MEK.
B\A BI Aik, Dalmaniting 3X} RERHBCALD AMAT, —T EMAAR AHA D.
nanchengensis, HINRBGHA, —THELACKOHH, RNR Re. AX
SHREW ELAMRS ANEMIA, LA eu —Z Ne RBAMS AN
FAN. A> BTA AERM IA VEE Ala, ATR ALATA, eR
HNRMAHHiC ERICA UM URKAS RMA Zia, BATA AS BT ie “oe
HE” A= RAE HE — HUE at LA SE “ER” RB, LS CEATS ES MS
MUSLIN TU , RETARA RE ER Ai
(=) RFR AAI SEF)
WEA Ta , HDS RES RS BUR, FRR A 7} = 436, BN: AA BEC PHS), VF SECA
Be) AVRIL ECE BE) CARI SE 1959, 8—12 To K— MILE 1959 HS MRA Wie
BBE CENCE 1962, 154—155 WA). ROE WKMe Ep FID—ph,
ENESCO ZAR LL BEF BAT FE A Rl] A Ef 6 SX — TPE EAR LAER REZ,
GWEN BEAR SE A ER AS FAR Re“ Se HE”, “A” , “we” Bl
“PH AB DA a” = 8 YP PR Bid 256 8 es RZ” A” AS 2” HH BA LE BBA
HE BRM Be 4 FRE APS 28" SP Be En 8 PE” VAP i Se CREEK, 1973). K—- BM
ATA EWA Se AHAB 41k, AiR ART MAA (Sch | ee ERR
APRS: PRRMANt DMEM Ay He 37
HER WLA HARA. AMMAR PARAS RANA Shale, WA
Ranma, ReNAR ANY Res HA REM RAS
2 RCRA MB EA PRAHA, BRUF TAA DAS RRA, (he
RAE 6 2 tH RAM RATAN A A, RESET PIMITE
RHRUWE, “Bre” 2zhkwtAKat, i “atria” WAST eA, FE oe
— RAI, HT RANA AE RRR RAW Io Bh
Ze (BERS ELL RES KKH DCH, 40 4%, 13H, 60 W)—3ch, wee
“BiWR” 2ZELA-BEK 10KNKA, EHIME RAN THTILA Glyptograptus
teretius culuso AYMEWMICA HW AS SR dt a KR, FE PG RAR
WRASSE RAS RAE RO RAN AS
UEFb, IBA RI MARR AE, HAA BE EN Ries Att, EPRI
JBI ADEN:
Ashgill Bf S Dicellograptus anceps ae
13 D. complanatus #F
12 Pleurograptus linearis
11 Dicranograptus clingani #F
Caradoc p 410 Climacograptus wilsoni #%
9 Climacograptus peltifer #4
8 Nemagraptus gracilis #
Llandeilo 7 Glyptograptus teretiusculus #8
6 Didymograptus murchisoni #5
Llanvirn fy} {
5 Didymograptus “‘bifidus?”
4 D. hirundo #5
Arenig Br D. extensus #F
?
Tremadoc f Bryograptus kjerulfi_ #5
1 Dictyonema sociale #5
TARA A — A ULCER, 1973, EERE TT IG Llandeilo Bray (7) Glyptograptus
teretiusculus #1 Caradoc SAY (8) Nemagraptus gracilis HIE (9) Climacograpius peltifer
i AF, AU fit Llandeilo Hr, % Caradoc BP4¥R/|\, ABR C10) Climacograptus wilsoni #.(11)
Dicranograptus clingami 43% (12) Pleurograptus linearis H—= P(A. iXPINEZRA
FAPAAI RIAA (Elles, 1922, 1925; Watts, 1929), BRARAAKA, BHAA. RE
WF. RITA A Williams et al. (1972) RHH—TP NB, REE (8) Nemagraptus
gracilis HHI—>2 FREI Llandeilo Bp, fH (12) Pleurograptus linearis #AI—-4_LB Bi
Ashgill Bt, iXA—K, GEXA MLE SAS MRAM AR, BAe
A IAA 6
38 Cf Bs = Boe Se SE TSR 75
7X. PETAR 20 Pe PPS 2 By BE BY ti 3s
(—) Fei 446 40 AR a A — 2 ER
RB RM AERA 2 BMES CARRHA 120 RACKHAM
(LAY, 1963). HD eA RBA Be EM FRE RZ. KBAR
wet AA ERAREND MPO it. EH Tore. TRAST
BPH
Hedy 28 A ER EP PF SEAL CRS EAL) MERA. IK
FARRER Matherellina, Maclurites, Helicotoma, Ophileta #{\ Lophospira (EAR. H
ia, Matherellina —BRRARAD WEAR HA YB APY), Ophileta, Helicotoma Fi
Lophospira WJ—#E Fp ANG ay BEAL AY PPAR AE WEI, Maclurites FEA ERUED Hh
NE, CBeARM FT BS Fey ai fa, PRE, IES, NR AAS RRA
RPA ALAS Maclurites RAI TEKA, Lophospira RI Tei RA BEC EX HE PE LE
At UAE ESET FW AE TEA 0
Ae FRES FR PS IE BELLA WAT Sinkiangodiscus, Ecculiomphalus, Lesueurilla, Liospira,
FLHBR Sinkiangodiscus JR), HHS BRERA OVDRRERSY MADARA
BSI XT PTE A GTX BB) ES RED FE ©
PRD RES EAL SY AAR SE EAHA FP:
Wet Hee 3B) Rotadiscoides Yii (gen. nov.)
TM Fe/)\, FEHR BE SLI Ph. ARARRK. BOR,
Rite. DBT K FARMER TMAEKRR.
MR KHER Phragmolites changjiangensis Yiig
Wt KTPMRMELAELETABRK, ROAR, BLM. px eeE, Ew
VAR Fee ORLA. IRA eB, PRR, ROSAS HESRORR
(Tropidodiscus Meck et Worthen) #H{U, (ES RBR Ah, EFRRNS BAZAR
Ait, SA Ale OBPADHS FFRARAS. MAARAXP HERA, KS
WR J Phragmolites Conrad JPA FAUZNE {A Phragmolites RK HK ATE, iy See,
URS tin ee SFE A-SI RAIA Bo
PGE LIAM BORG , HIRI — MTCC RME-S Tropidodiscus RIAU , (AR HENS
A MTC REAIS Tropidodiscus RANA], 3 Phragmolitess RMKABO. MISO
BAA XP PBA AT AES FF Tropidodiscus J&A Phragmolites JR \Al.
SHO te ac PS) 1]; hPa ttt pag RZ
ARS: PRRMAHEDH EA Amys 39
4eSLUH BHR Rotadiscoides changjiangensis (Yi)
(ANG, 8, 9; HI 8)
1974 Phragmolites changjiangensis Ya, FERMWKMWE HEME M, 137 WAM 57,8 13,14,
FKDSK), BRR, RK 3+. RIE, RRR KS
AZM MR BRAKE FRR, ARNAM EL. WRKA, AEWA
Bro RA MK, DEERE. HARA. ABT
A, FARMER RAE, SUS HH, ATA
FEAL PRM KRMALAA HA 14K. RA
7 REAR TMA ERA, ERAS
MAD, MIS HH, A SRA A 0
BE B (2x)
ee a,
20865 fa—9 8 Rotadiscoides changjiangensis (Yi)
20864
AMmwm, x4
FMB WIG Ai POI ya; HOSE Raw (CF-1-179; Wm 178),
ORB Maclurites Lesueur, 1818
ABR Maclurites orientalis Yu
(Ak 1,7; AU, Al, 2)
1961 Maclurites orientalis Ya, AW EIR, BILE, B—M, B27 W, AR, A 1—2: Biv, Al.
1963 Maclurites orientalis Ya, «HR BALA», % 85 WA 21, A 1—2: BR 22, Al.
PRER AXARTUR, FRMART UA
ty HEGRE Calaurops Whitfield, 1886
FAH (eH) Calaurops mirus Yii (sp. nov.)
(Ak 1, A 10)
MARSK) WR. A 4 RAAT AR BRE, PR RK Zl ee
EA. RHR ERR, HARES ZIH RAS REMEOS, BRUMCAaYS
Ko RAHSRA.BUS. RY LARA. PAR FRA, HRs
AS FAAS AMA ie. AMA SIA, 5 Fi aS Pi tze. BABAK, URA
RVR. THUR RA, oR LawBAAMAI—-HKARRR. ZORA,
Fe, 18.5 EK, RRR PA EB A REX) 42 BEEK,
tm AmPE—-TPARHA, BARWICK, (RRA A, KK
Fi ALS re AS PAE XS at PPV A RR HERE RAN MER RSRAP Calaurops lituiformis
Whitfield (Whitlield, 1886, 315 1, AM 26, H1—4) RASA, EF FURY
FLERK 5 ABAD FPA TERRA BNE 2 IES), SEESATPEAIC alaurops communis (Conrad) AY ees
40 oh BA be a ee HE ET RT B75
K BRIAR, HR BRIA BED PE 0
Fiweie HEA, FRMISERAR (Sw 54),
#8%%)— Liospira Ulrich & Scofield, 1897
Fr heh i8 RH) Liospira sexzonalis Yu (sp. nov.)
(AKU, ~— 3—10)
FURPSAN, BRUR, TAL) 135°, MRT. AMR 5 7}, SUI, FET
BURG K. RAR HRY EMU, SOREN ES ORERAY LUT A
Baie 6 & KU, 7 Pia), KPH 4, RA eT 2 eo MEM:
38 1—2 PAR RAE 3 HK BH 4 AER REA STS
LAR EIN SE 5 EIR CHEN 8 6 LER EN, Ee
COE WHR. CSRKAGEREZARU AMY. HA RRMEKR.
HRMS AAS. BA Le Re, SANE KARR KRM EAE
CWA AERA CRN, HART, AL, EAB
dh FAA (UR UL, 8 PAR) TAG EASE HR EEE (PS
KRM IL. BILSA AO, WERE. AOL, WERE
RHE. IEA, BEET 0
AKU, A 9—10, B—7TABMO AR A. BHI, BEAL BEX.
ABM ARIEL
B&B B Céx*)
eR APRS AAW RIEE REA 6 RE HE heir A eh
HREREERIKEA, REAPER, SRL REBAR Neritacea AIH bt RA
Ptychomphalides AAJ—2E RA. FERMI AE RED REA het BARBAS 9 We
DO AUARTE, CCHEEAR ra —ARIGA RHE, SORRKRATEON Tatitaenia kasachstanica Vos-
tokova (Vostokova, 1956, 179 1a, AQhk Il, A 1—4; Ab V, A + EERE BRE
BR WRIA _E MU A 6 AR ei MA A ERR A AER IX — PTE, PASS TY
ASAP Liospira micula (Hall) CUlrich & Scofield, 1897, 994 i, Ak LXVIM, 24—20)
FAA (ASA LMBRAY Bley, OB KLA Lo
PREM CeEL TR, LRAT RRA.
Fa SceRF (HF) Opisthonematidae Yu (fam. nov.)
FARIN\BAAK, FHA CRotelliform) aK HRAY CNaticiform) FFL) aQZC FSB
et HHS. TMiRAEKRA ARAMA AFA o
AMRS: PRRBANEDW ENDOW 41
eSt¢2B Opisthonema Yii, 1974
EM Fei), ORR ATCC he ERE Te BRR AS 4, ese
MT AH. BFL. TEMG, HA MERA AAA o
MR WH IRAHR Opisthonema undulatum Yi
it KABWEBRELAKIED OEM A TLUED Riha Se KR
BRA. EHERBERItA, RAS Msc ENR MAMAS o KMPER
Fe tii ie E LF HR BNR TARR CLuciellidae) AIF HF HRAR (Planozoides) ARY—
GR tn Luciella, Cataschisma A Planozone F/B, EH EWA PNRES TL.
MAA BRAX Hse hE RA, XSARS Cataschisma MM Planozone FAW.
{AE , ENIZIANE ABIL ELWKA, AA Cataschisma Fl Planozone ZRARA MRA
HA ZBTHKRURBWIE ERICA } ii Opisthonema RA RAMRiP o
VARNA, IRE AOSHI KS. KP RB SRR
(Anomphalidae) TARY) C40 Turbocheilus, Pycnomphalus) *a{, {2 Opisthonema BE
ARRAWRAT I, Sa RAPA BAB
ee EATIA, BR Opisthonema BESRFA Cataschisma, Planozone S/RIZA BALLWKA,
AMAIA ECA A RSX Ath A Cataschisma, Planozone —it8JAA MEE
28; HARE Se A ME EMEA AM, MIE Turbochielus, Pycnomphalus —if
ARERR A A PTAA KS Opisthonema BARE, BIZ—THE, BA BARS
(Opisthonematidae) , FFFUIX PET Ba bt HR ee BY
Ao
SEHR VIKA, PRT
HER Opisthonema undulatum Yi
(AmI, A 1l—6; $6 9)
1974 Opisthonema undulatum Ya, HEWKWEREOEM
137 TR 57, 11,2.
FEU), REY HRSA ETE . RA SEIS UT
ie, CRBERN EM. BHBAT Zao A
RETR 4 HERES ARS BURA,
GRAB RKIRKIKA, ARORA Fee wa
AUESED o ERDAS, RTL. BRFUE AB
MGs. AE RAM BAA. ERR, Be
Se MbIAl PF REHAB SEM IB AS A, GAFFE,
BRAS RAK AAAS Hh, SHA, AUEM,
FSMANERREF IER. BONWAB, OH SY
sot, E72, TRA, RMA e se, AB $519 Opisthonema undulatum Yi
OAR a. OM, b- HM, x15
42 Oh Be) AF Be PS oe He OT FEATS 7 5
& B Cex)
a) ee
Peete PYRO MAW, PRM 56228 (CF-I-181),
(=) Bee Abas AY A Ag PA 7 9 — ES SR
FR EBA Mig 20 BS RHR HARKS 9 KB AEE Rs A REY 23 4 Ht Ah
LAF KEEP AWAF 18 PBL HPA 5S THB
MTRAVNBREOERE: BERNA BSA ttt SAMA ABD
Fe SEEN. AERA SRAM, AMScASHAKS. ABI B+EewS
SEM SAHAOMRHLA.. PRE RIAR SUD i Se, Bi CHD A
BA SD HDs te ae, He CL) SR SAKA RISA ail
BAKCAML.
FRAC AS AY RSE RA ARM Hh FET 11 J ORR see PP DE BRI
BRAWARA Rit. BERT R-RY SRR ECREN, BRL SHFER
FAIA. AGREES Conde E28. LUA) RAAB ARE, RR ASG Ra
filo 2S AAS ig ek DI) 4A db ig 9 2 A PERT IRS, AA Pa, eR
NAA SPARS S, CRY, 1975). AMI T Kogenoceras —/ 3 Fh, RAL KE
FEAAN HULL PPS RAREALRBAY Kogenoceras huroniforme (Kobayashi) (Kobayashi,
1934) (RR o A HICMAN DARWIN Discoactimoceras th FRR, 543A
Rh Kochoceras WA AT REMI KA o Selkirkoceras minutum 1X 7S 3 PA DL AE ee
Ite B SHR Hoeloceras yimengshanense Ital H-FAK, ERR, ZBRW
HURRAY —, NRSC. Seva NOME A>
HLA. Dideroceras HIKE 3X5 Dideroceras HY XERITIWNES, BAB T ZR Eh BE
FEI] JHA AR IR GHSISZ UES, TEDRIIGIRA Manchuroceras, Stereoplasmo-
ceras, Tofangoceras
SAFER LT CRRA me ES) 22 3 I, BS RO MRS EY a LA = 7: 1. AGH
APS A ee EO Gs 2. RA RNAS OER, BB ae BB; 3. HAG
ATAME, AZATWRATRY. AD b= AKA, 542 1b 4 Renee
cE o
FEI — ISAS, oF A BR RY, SKE CEE AI EE OER, AERIS
A 3 CRAIG) <a) 3S BR oh Yo BE Ti ha BS 3S ACS LE AE A AY A, AG
HAKARL, ME U8 UF ik Sh BAP AS RG HE (Protocycloceras, Chisiloceras, Cochlioce-
ras, Dideroceras) >%if2.
APRS: PRRBAHNLDHMENADOWE 43
RBA BRIAR RE, AMICK SAY BAKA BEMLIWw RE
AYA PA Se AK a ETL 8 EL ER 8 F IK A SRSA ILA 12 7B.
APRA REAR EK op 4, PEW EAI BARA, AER ARRRER
fro HLF: Exurasiaticoceras jiangshanense, Endoceras mirococum, E. jiangshanense Kt
Jiangshanoceras densiannulatum, th, Eurasiaticoceras FEIQBF RLS, Ce
174A REM Endoceras FEPRVUENE. NER BK. Jiangshanoceras densiannulatum “5 iA ERA
PEAY Jiangshanoceras abruptum (Kobayashi) (Kobayashi, 1934, 435 a, Aig 20, M3) #4
Wo HEAWhHAR Ka Rye ST RBA HAW, HAA LABRAS,
XPD DRM RANA RABY FH RR He
PRRBR HA) tere ELS PRE GRU RRL, SEAVER
Ke RBKKaRDeWa. BRABR, MER, HHREERtA HEBEL
KWE, HELE, EL FRAAAA. 1960 ERE EICAT FRA WLY RA:
Agetholites oculiporoides, A. huangi, A. multitabulatus, A. breviseptatus, A. yiishanensis, A.
raritabulatus, Sarcinula kiangsiensis, Agetholites 3X) BAHT ORAE Re RMS RS
FAH. Sarcinula Wi AMRF HY MAPLE EA AE o
AMAA TAK RB RICGA 8 SA, BI: Yushanoceras serpentinum, Badou-
cerina conica, B. endogastra, Diestocerina regularis, D. endogastra, Beloituceras xiazhenense,
Trocholites xiazhenensis #1 Orthonybyoceras ornatulum, Badoucerina JT IK SAGE, SAR At
THERA SER Badouceras KRY). Diestocerina 5 Diestoceras 4(U, ABEEBDAFAE
AUER NACE, EE PARI8E. Orthonybyoceras ornatulum ite LAMA RY EWE,
Beloitoceras EPIRUEWIR, WIRBHK oo Trocholites JJASRHEME, Nik HBR,
AXA T. xiazhenensis SF RRLAN—EM RE. Alt, FRRARB
ROR REY (RY ee Ae ag tH, RE A EZ ERISA FRBAUHA.
DOE ARAM REA, ETNA S# it AeA Oya AUS.
(A) #7b BB —EBRRLa
t® fH BGonioceras Hall, 1847
IX FE — FID TG ea BE PACS ER FR SRS RR ARK, ER i, BE ERK, BH
Al, AMA KABA BAR SRR A TR PL eH MSR. AR
6, WA SAH, Armenoceras FH.
ETE RDA fig tH Be HN i, FD tH RR, A TH SEs ELSE PR EK 4)
J 2N—RRARORAA ©
FER HHO, PIB IN ERIN FRIS o AW Sweet (1958) HTFE ST HA TK, EHS
Gonioceras {RPV (AAA BEES, BIE Hoeloceras,
WN, FeAl EP BS AGEB , 6 F Gonioceras WME, WERE, (BATA BY BER,
in CASE BIR Gonioceras, SALUTE, ARP AT Gonioceras hE WEE Hi
WOH, Ff AR A AE HE HE Mo
44 A Bs Be Pa HE A ET SR BTS
J\ BEtE SA (HH) Gonioceras badouense Chen et Liu (sp. nov.)
CA Iv, A 1—4)
AMR Hy BRON. EM RARERS, WEP. BIRR
BUASPOBAAMUAANADH, BHABRAB UY o
(AMEKA, HEAT KTR, RANGES RE 56 EK, AAT 60 SRARMS
7022 K, HK RH 1:4. ,
Fed eat EOE, AE aE a, EP EA, MURS PRESSE, HA EN EE) HE
19 PREES FREEZE 5S—6 SAS, UMMA RAM BRAK PRET ARE RA
Ro
A'S FARR, PRE, BR ESERTE- Armenoceras FEA. SN RES
PHBE AN — 4%, SHR4ENN Gonioceras AiR]. PREEMNMM RG, PARK, EB STARE
JHB HKESTRHAR. ABPARRMM DOS, ARABS SHE
Eee AP -5ALSERKB~ Gonioceras HKRWEBEAKS TT BEURCASHE.
4GEEREH Gonioceras anceps (Hall) PE BSH, (AERA RRS, MBB, WTR
SAGAS EA SB PARI ZENS Hoeloceras #21, Hoeloceras basis Sweet igh
1. {8 PA Bao Ta PTE A Be EE FF o
PREG WARS BEM APA ey, pee) \ BEA CFN 133),
27GB Hoeloceras Sweet, 1958
FRWERAA MH) Hoeloceras yimengshanense Chen et Liu (sp. nov.)
(Aw I, B 3—6) |
HOTA RHWARDA. BAAS, TERME KBR, AMID AT AR 1:6,
halt HFA, eB i ka, ELA, PAU AK KER TMIEMD, AAS, fel
RA. 4tKPBAE 21 SKN, AM BB35BK, KAHAEAIA 8 Ro BK
ee YS ASPB Fe 0.8 EK PRE RE, TEA PA MU EL A) HED 10 RSEAR, BARN
FA Be Be ASO ee AK, A Be) A ARN RAMAN REAR
FA AA Bei BEAR ALA o .
Pra BES Be, EPR BESS, FRR. ERA PA SiR RARE cet A
TAA EADS, 5C EP A, BUA TEREIAAY BI i o
kk AKER, AERERP ABS HE te rae Hoeloceras
helgoeyense Sweet LER, (ARAMA DRG
Fiteic WARRANT, FRM A728 (FN 76).
32 A430 f OR Selkirkoceras Foerste, 1929
Wm KES Kochoceras #EVT,(APRRES Armenoceras 3, FARK, EE, Shae
Bef Fe— “MAE AWK, [AERC AE 0
PSPS. ch BRN SOHO AE Het SR hE 45
\\ B40 fH GCRH) Selkirkoceras minutum Chen et Liu (sp. nov.)
(Ahk I, A 10)
PRA A A AS Ras BO), FELT SS MAES 0 REE AY, SEY, ACHE A,
BLS RS a ts oe Ze PF CER):
TEAS HED Fe BK
AE BE 7 5
(SEE (PA OFF TAN)
BEES Armenoceras AY, MR, FAB, Sb, A SPREE AR, ERR 5 a8 ie Pe BE
BBR. KEARDDSRAMAVHNNE, LEUWADX AAAS THM.
te xXThRERDATMSAH BB Selkirk Ho RHNNRARMAX Sel-
kirkoceras HSPAAD , MRSANABRA, AGHA -TUIRE, BITP DAU, (A
ASICS PR BEAR BOLL AR AA o
Pee wR TEE, FBSA EM (FN 111).
#3% 43 Discoactinoceras Kobayashi, 1927
SEAS tk fH (SH) Discoactinoceras platyventrum
Chen et Liu (sp. nov.)
(Ag Ut, A 11—14)
LATA. KBPS BAAAT, TORRE. BORA, ks
¥ WE ARAB. KSB, RAB, Bats. EM RAN Sn, TN SRA
ANA 20 XK, 31 BAK, KAW SRMALBK, 14 SK. Ka RA AE PRE,
Trl BSC ei, (EE SERA EE ABE 0 (AEE RRIK, PR BESLIR GE © PRE TINY PERE Ei
EE PRT oOAS He RENM CA ZH. PRES, SAK, ERAN tai Shs
EDA BB. KEAMARRA, WK, PEEL Polydesmiag WEIR, ToHI BEAT
FE 2N16 4S o
Fiteic WREAK, FRSA Pe (FN 15),
ASA WEA CH) Discoactinoceras wuyangshanense
Chen et Liu (sp. nov.)
(AK I, 8, 9)
REARS LAKEHN-RARRHEE. AGRSA, 15 SK, MTR w
%K, Sree. ASH BRSBACK, MELEXK, RES, SAL, BRAK
THASRERBBRR. KET 41SKRARNAE. KEAN DDOSIRM, ALB
KO. SAMI, BAER Ao
te = -SARALAY Discoactinoceras multiplexum (Kobayashi, 1927) #A(U, (A FRACHI AE
46 Oh Bl FF Bc a eH aE TS B75
BO , Helbt HH ALI ©
Pier WR AM, FRM SSAA PB CPN 74),
/\ SHOR B) Badouceras Chen et Liu (gen. nov.)
EX KSTSARCHKAAPREE. TRAN, ABR, FRA
LD RAD KER, BRIE, EM SE JERKY FHSREBS. ASHRAM
RKB. KEAMA MBN EIR o
4EFP Badouceras pyriforme Chen et Liu (sp. nov.)
it K-BASMARHH. ASR REMKA, WAAKRAAP (Stereoplasmoce-
ratidae) AAR NBARA, BRE, HERA, ZASCANHAMERKAKAARE A A
6 DWBA SAUARRAARA Kogenoceras tb B§,{H Kogenoceras WKS iH ih PAH o
SHR WAR, PRR.
‘S17 /\ ERO AH) Badouceras pyriforme Chen et Liu
(gen. et sp. nov.)
(Amv, A5—8)
HMGRS, SOREMKE ES PAR 19. MRA, KER ESS
1. FEV 29 BOK, ARE 8 BOK, APRA E. IBADBIM 3.5 BOK, 17.5 BK,
KS HAW, WAKO, SSRASHS, BETA), UC; EMS, LEME
APTA SREBA. SENKATH, PRYRAE. HASRATRAS, BER
A, ABA, BRS. RUKH RE A S AA. RREDVZOFSE,
Paper IHR TI/\ BERNE, Rg 4e/\ BELA (FN 113),
277% ABR Gorbyoceras Shimizu et Obata, 1935
ITCRA, RE R. KEEN, KE DMEA, ASARS MIT
BR KEURARA, AWN LARTER »
a isc ol fe a HRP) Gorbyoceras densicostatum
Chen et Liu (sp. nov.)
(AMIV, A 11—13)
THA, Te REMAKE. RHA, kh kA sae, Was
HATE AD HA) WARD, BREA FIRE, I RARSHRA. SR,
FEMME «PB BEIAEBTASS, SPRAY PERE] AW 3—3.5 ST. PARE O AZT
2 KGDWER MBA, RRMA Ai PREM E st, hs. SHAA
FRIRTCR , VS BEAM Be BE AI AY A 0
be Am RE, SAbse Phys Lower Whitewater [J Gorbyoceras duncanae
(Flower, 1946) #8(U, (HAL SEPRA BAH AE I BEG Oo
Pewee WATT BERTIE, APR MSe/\ BEAR CFN 113),
SES: bRRBAHE Dem aa yihe 49
her HAMM) Gorbyoceras planoconvexum
Chen et Liu (sp. nov.)
(Ak IV, A 9, 10)
AER, BUH, BW REMKEE, PKBA 1:28. KSA ANF. KK
SHWE, SRAM, MABA, MAR. BERMUEA. ZRAVGHK
Kh, HEAR SRERS. SSHSSR, AVERT AM4TEANAE. REARS
fil BERT IT R |
tk AMR, KE SRAMRA SAME SR. 5 Gorbyoceras duncanae [ty
KB, BeASTEARMD.
FMB WARS BEM, bMaSe/\ BEAL CPN 113),
S/BSAB Kogenoceras Shimizu et Obata, 1936
AARCHEWAKABA BRE, HAGA, ARMOR, RETR
RB, ASARSMREHWETR.
42RFb Kogenoceras huroniforme (Kobayashi), 1934
SABE PERIL ASAE At eS, ARR To
trSERRO( eH) Kogenoceras jiaolongense Chen et Liu (sp. nov.)
(Ag WI, 7)
REBAR, PSK), RHREAOMAWKAE, SAMO Blin 43 SKA, RB
QMK4BK. BRAMMAED RD, H4ARAKERTHW=TRD. KER,
KERBARANTED Zo. KHDRK, ARE, RRC An PREM, MSE.
PRE RES MARKET HEC MRE. RER-TAA. AMANKARRAE,
EA. EEREMAH. ABARWEIR, Hee SABIE K, RRL FARE MER
K, MAK
bee 3X SEILER SREP Peay Kogenoceras huroniforme (Kobayashi) *
AED, WAS ASIS.AS RDS. PASI AS TERK, AeA
NAS PAPE RAS ABT ARE RAPD o
PwBi Ww ART \ BERS EM, FBR Sedb RE EEZA CFN 92).
3474 Vaginoceras Hyatt, 1883
SES HACE) Vaginoceras badouense Chen et Liu (sp. nov.)
(A IV, 1416)
KREHSA), ARK, BIT AAPA FRAY Pe BEBE Re AS READ PE HUT, 1K
SV RUPrANRwk KAD RE HA JMB me. KSB ee Aa DB,
ADR SRRA. ARE MWA ARI mo A—MHBAIAMTH (blade).
ERAGE SB Bl Ac WR ERE, AT PR ESM EE PR RERMIR—TP AS, SRT,
a ice era ar aan ets cai ke PS
48 oh Bal AS Be oe He A PTE B75
BK SERS IK Bo TE 6.5 BKo
Po Ei ULAR TE THT BPEL, HF PRP 37 \ Be 2 (FN 113).
+-3if§ HB Dideroceras Flower, 1950
BKM A AHH) Dideroceras wennanense Chen et Liu (sp. nov.)
(Ag WI, 1, 2)
‘KSSH, ARR. MIRA, BERK, HSFAs—-RAASZ™—Ko
KS RERE MEARS. AiR CIR EBA 4.5 BKo
bes IX SAAR RE RASA EE] Sit FRSA PSA Dideroceras tenui-
septum var. ellipticum (Yi) KR. (HAA AKSH RAAB RKAR, Behe eae.
FPHER URRERMR, FRMARSRAA CEN 20, 76),
(B) FBKAAH—EBRALG
AAR Endoceras Hall, 1847
LUA HAs) Endoceras jiangshanense Chen et Liu
(sp. nov.)
(Aik VI, Al 9, 10)
AMPA RMES AGRK, BHAAT, THEM KID, TA 1:6 B 1:7,
UT HAIE. ASK, BTR MeN EY 34 SORKIN, ASE 15 OK
452K KEBLE (ARBRE RE SH RMS TA. K-ME ERK SRR
SK BS. AKERAA, Msi. TS2RENS, FHRBBAAAM S
Ho .
TER. AMAR AAR—RARIE, SPEAR FRRRIZEAY Endoceras tytchanense (Bala-
shov, 1962) #2 (HAAN ASEL E Sbsey KR AE BE o
Fiteit moULwWAARAL, PRMAARK A Ro
BHA RACH) Endoceras mirococum Chen et Liu
(sp. nov.)
(Ax VI, A 6—8)
FARK .TARKA. RAAB. KAB), Psi, ess 1-2 eX,
BE ERAN ILAZ— PAN A) BHA Z— ORANAT SG) PRRER Ssh, PEREIR
SERS K, SERK. KEHRRE. AKBENTDEM FASO. Se
AR. FEA Be RE] AK 6—7 NE
Wit RARE GERARKE,AMRA Endoceras ti— Re Ao ARBAB
SAKAI FRIAS A FHA Allocotoceras (Teichert et Glenister, 1953) (4%, if 45 Endo-
ceras #F7EM BX. AKAMA RBS ARR, HELA ARM—TRILY
K&o
PME: AMITUBARAL, PRMAARKRA Ro
ATRS: PRRBAHS DW RMA ye 49
i) RABERAE) Badoucerina Chen et Liu (gen. nov.)
EX KETARECHKAEH BME. RKABAARMMS. seta RM ih kao
SORTA ASHER. KEMFRMOBAM, PSK RMR, SB. ER
AWA, AD cK RA SREB S (ARM. MEAIB AM BTR, HiaeeS
OMT ME, TAREE MAHAME: ROAD BBR. ASR AB REM, ge
BID 7H o
42RFh Badoucerina conica Chen et Liu (sp. Ba:
He ABMWAARAER. GE SUR MSHA BES A Badouceras (i nov.) K
ABD, CNASHRASTRERREL. ARSUE ERK SRRKAS ILA
BRB, IF A Badouceras HKERREAMS o
ASHEARAS ARO FME SIRAR WE A Ephippiorthoceras (Foerste, 1924)
K& Stromatoceras (Teichert et Glenister, 1953) J>AHEVL(H Ephippiorthoceras WAGREA
MM ERK LKR SEE, ASR Ro AG Stroma
toceras FEAK SILAS 7 MFEBEWAF o |
SHAR Whe Rt
E72')\) BER GO ARMM) Badoucerina conica
Chen et Liu (gen. et sp. nov.).
(Ak V; A 4—6)
MPAA BD, BAAS PAK 29.2 2K, in GRRE 9.7 BK,
Bm S 14.5 BAP KBAA 1:6. RHRAWAL, Pkt, 4ARRAABEA 12
ZK , WWHABEST 14.38 2K RARLKA BRAM.
ABD, AiR . RCRA STASHRA. BARA 14 SAN, (A
BABA 3.3 BK, APTOS 342K KEDARE, BSHES. PERMA,
a MKAA PRN 2—o ERA A SKA OU date, BS, AOU AS HTH
5REBS LRBRINKERM. TWEPSRE, ARBAKENAMS SAB Pf
He PUI—T SABRE. AAI AIS REI, ARREST OBS, ERR, A
WiE RAPD, le RTRs, SMR. TENA RAR, HAT
Fr tai, RAFAL |
Piet. WeENVA TRE, - Res TR RAaR.
Py2sst/]\/\ BE (31. MH) Badoucerina endogastra
Chen et Liu (gen. et sp. nov. )
(Am V, A7, 8)
so, ASH PAA eH AE. A, EA. KET
BIFRIE , PRED G, GRAV AS HH ERRIAICA, IADB SK IT, ee RA EA A EBB, 1 RAEI
PRAY Reina, Hie A AS Bi a HS) 5 Bi BE Be fh (ARRAS PR BEEBE ASS, SEAY BEBE AT HE
50 oh Be Pa AE ETA 75
WERE PRE PIR — PAS. AAR, Hobe RES] BD a
PSE, (A) a7 AIRS, ASTRA o
eR AMAR HAD ARAB, oA Hh, BSR I
PMB WEA PR, | RRs FRE Be
SLuAB RAB) Jiangshanoceras Chen et Liu (gen. nov.)
ZX AAAVAHAAD AME. AAR, MII. ATER
fi BBW 5
#ARFPJiangshanoceras densiannulatum Chen et Liu (sp. nov.) ortr
Ht MEBADHRABAARHW-KRHIE, MISAHSAF COrthoceratidae)s
SBR MIZE Ctenoceras Noetling, 1884 RAT, MRAM, AMAR
(KS PLE (H Crenoceras WRK, RSE SAS BE, esters
ERARIEXK o
tS 75 ESAT Re RAE OD, TH.
SILA A AB MH) Jiangshanoceras densiannulaium
Chen et Liu (gen. et sp. nov.)
(Allg VI, A 11)
R—PrA, BK 84 EK, BH 6 SAERDIPEBDD . THAAER, TARE
fo AMRGRMRY, KSWASE, ADM SRK, CHAKA HEAR
SBN, Wa PR, Bsa 34 BK, HABA 3.2 BK, EAM.
AS AIA, ABER, Ba BES RAATSA, [Alea RUC USE RE AS, SHY BEBE BY AA
44H PaBe FMGRM RATER
bea ARNE RA Di FES BAERS BAY Jiangshanoceras abruptum (Kobayashi)
(A, (8 aa VE BAR, Tok EE RR
Fret MOTWBARAL, PRARARKAR
BEt AGE Orthonybyoceras Shimizu et Obata, 1935
SW BEt AAC sMH) Orthonybyoceras ornatulum Chen
et Liu (sp. nov.)
(Aa V, Al 23, 24)
BAAS, HEEB MIKE R. MAK 50 EK, Hien Re 9 werk, i) Siig AD ERY 28
182K. MWA. REDS, Pie F och ih, a BES, Ber ir
Fo HH eS SH BZA), A eA REN SA 2 ERR, Soh FE RE BT HEM 6 A
Bo PARE PMA—P 1S o THM DICMASTR, HBA ML .
KE BAR, TORE WAG, MATS, Bee, AA RE, Be
ST RN. PARES Armenoceras MK KM, FRB, IER. KAA A
RESZEA ABRAAAERAN TMD, BAAR AN wg SHINS
ARS: PERMA yw eA hy we 51
tbe AP SACS LE PAM SEAL AE Orthonybyoceras covingtonense Boetste et Teichert)
KRSD MASHER RMS ARS HIE, Hea MARKA, AERBUKAB
Io
FRE MeELAT aie, bese FR Re
1)\j8 5143 ARCH) Diestocerina Chen et Liu (gen. nov.)
EM WATE BRR. TEAS, MRT LAI, SERE TOU . TKR BE),
UPRABAARITRwH. KSPBEBA, REM SI, ERY
42SRFh Diestocerina endogastra Chen et Liu (sp. nov.)
wt ABRHINEAS, PMUcse, Rib E, (Diestoceratidae) f— swe} Alf
WARE o Mie MOCKS, 5 Diestoceras Foerste AJ LAER, {A Diestoceras {KK
KA HGR AS BEARD . TEAM MS, Dowlingoceras Foerste HA, (Lae at 1k
AZ, Sci IE Eo
SHE Pe, We RM.
PORE St i004 fe CGR BREED Diestocerina 5 ae Ae Chen _
ie _et Liu (gen. et sp. nov.)
(AK V, B 15-17)
| SMR, Wy PBs Fel, MAHA 0. canta KSEE. (EE RMR 92 6
A elit TR TE, Pc Se, TE A ps AR hin TEA A A RPA A 7 EK, 6.2 2
Ko KEM TEMA, WHA: ARIK, PRBBIANT RAVE o SEGRE,
FBGA OU , (PIB FF BR HE BK 0
Cdneeman ‘iseiiaiciblalliii RBI BE FIRE BE
HORS Ce 8 a) Diestocerina MS jai, At Chen
et Liu (gen. et SP. nov. Bos
CAI V, Al 13, M4, 18)
r] Fue set — Hato HAS, TARA. UWE, res WEBB: tk
Sah, (Pew, HIRE 0.6—0.8 BK. KA TMIA, as es ERI
ABI. ahi
Fue WEEE PRM, beh PRA Be) oy.
(8354344 HE. Beloitoceras Foerste, 1924
FAs 8 BACH) Beloitoceras xiazhenense Chen et Liu
(sp. nov.)
CAR. V,, FL 19—22)
se Mok WRATERAW AK, Sel TSE AR AL PREE OBR, A BoIE Tg FoF is
AHH DT ARR. Balt GWA, PAMUDT ERE ER, iF. 4G
52 Ch ASP BEA SHOR A: OTS TIE B78
AYUMI HR, FLA GD ARE. PRET ME, FKY DOU TBE BT Ay 8—9 “MIRE
HERR FERIFHI!G Beloitoceras cornuium (Schuchert) #fUUL, {EE Stk ANE TERE,
FEAT PSH EREK 0
PME HELA TM, bMS FOUR AB.
¥¢ HB Trocholites Conrad, 1838
FRR BACMH) Trocholites xiazhenense Chen
et Liu (sp. nov.)
(Aik V, A 9—12)
HORA AAR. KB), SAL, EBMARHN RE 32 SK, HEPES
MRRNRKAK, HARADA Z RAKES. KAP AREA, ESDP RAK
AR AW SE, ARCHAEA. HAN REATRE, EZEMNKREDBDA 9.6
BKM7.7 BK. PORK, HAI BK, HHRBWLALZ—. HAR, MARK
Ho
KER), (MTBAK, RASAY4TRABEREMEAZ—. PREM E M,
BORE. PARE, HER IRE 2 HEMI 4A—5 FAB
tbe eee MS, AMS BM Trocholites ammonius Cornad fA. (AABEBR
Kk, ViARK=anZ— RHR ARE ASTRA. APA RAR
B)5 2589 Trocholites yunnanense Reed LEB, (A RBTPARK, RARS, BARAMA
AI BR « |
Pita CARNE Pa, LRM Ta RKAR.
= ORCB) Yushanoceras Chen et Liu (gen. nov.)
EM MeXe RAPAREA BKEE RA. RK RD, Aas
BD, BAA RSS PMA. KERN RAR ZA.
MARA Yushanoceras serpentinum Chen et Liu (sp. nov.)
Ht AROMA RH, ABIL S ERE A AA (Trocholitidae), Aimy
ABE. AIRS Hardmanoceras H-ARW, (ABS SM, HSV" SAT
HAP ARH DAS AGED. AIRS Trocholitoceras HX Fl), QDRANWRB AT
AAAD, RRA EAR 0 E /
SSF Ee L7G, He AT
reEW AMR. MH) Yushanoceras serpentinum Chen
et Liu (gen. et sp. nov.)
(Ak V, A 1—3)
PARE RAT AE THEE, HEA, AG 60K, HEME
Hoe ARS He A AK ESE ABAD AR TE HEP AEA, eT A HE as, SI, HE EEN
HER BEB, AF) IE BUI Wie TAD i BE Be BE EU He Ub A SF CK):
RT REE: AERA Ma 2a AE Yo dh AO Th oh HE 53
Iie RFF 3X CE PATA Sb SK) te | Bote | Rae
PY, fy B fe 3,1 5.2 a0
fem
= kk Bo # 2.5 3.8 5.0 8.5
A ila @/Se Ae 1.24 1.32 1.40 1.42
HEH MURA Ath, SOARS, PRB; EBL ee BERD
PR, HBL 43 SOK, ALA, 7 SK. KERN, CERCA, 4SSBABH 8.5
RK, (SHE 1.5 BK, PBR 1.9 SK. RMERAMM REV BRRRI Mt.
FRE CHEN ATAM, LRA PRRAB.
KIER Eurasiaticoceras Shimizu et obata, 1935
EM 55 Discoceras FA, (AeA HS MEAS, Aha) ELDER Sx
RM Discoceras eurasiaticum Frech ;
SBT PATA, NIE ABs Rg To
SLUR IAG se) Eurasiaticoceras jiangshanense Chen et Liu
(sp. nov.) |
CA VI, A 1—5)
ARORA RHBHSAN, ER RPARRRR AN MA, A 80
BK, HUMERARK RP ARIAS —HRAWES . WER ATR ih, Be foh TF Bee (ALE
SHA HAM KRRE EH, REP ARR: ESI AHEKICa. RMS RE,
RE, AE 36 BK. RW) HAA. RHR MWAE, RERWAL, DERI AL.
SN F332 BE TT AIRE BR Ane s PA ARES, HE SE THEM AR
Aye MU AB BES , Ha PA MU aE POs a, ES “V” I SHH O
KSB), TBA, SHEA 18.4 SKN AGRE 1.9 2K. MEME Ms,
ERAS, ABX. ASZRBENS, ANE WAM S SAB
tm REO BRAS HS, Site Sh Mss i 28 WY Eurasiaticoceras
eurasiaticum (Frech, 1911) A RASCeRA AA, (BEAN Ee, BELA MA, Oo
BAA o OMBRMEL, AR SMBH RISEN Discoceras boreal Sweet EHP, (A »
BI ARK, ERR ERARE PH BABA A AB AT EB IA
Fun MTN RARAH, PRBAARKA Ro |
(=) Bebe AALS a A AR Pa A 2 =
AR SCA =F oe Ae Pe Be Se CA VIL, Ab VII) ARRAY CAI
IX—XIV), BFRHVHEM DARS, RHBADIREA CRE CP RAST) CA
ise, 1965)— BIW, HRN (KM REED RMD
RFEAT Aa, 1974) Al «Er Ke Peg PA ig 20 = Hb a COR RT Se, 1975 PAA HH Ze He, Alte
54 ye et ape iuemie ae 7
AXA ER 7 | ee
FETHARD, ASA DRAM RFUKN-BREM DA ee
ZEA Ninglangia® yunnanensis, Dindymenella sulcata Ai] ‘Pseudobasilicus tiisaorsthsis 7B
SRAM S = RY BET BTL eB CE HRP EACH :
(A) 4 je eI) — we Ot ch
” me eT Hystricurus Raymond, 1913 | |
ie BRR RG) Hystricurus penchiensis Lu (sp. 2%) A
(aki Vu, 10-13) mere 2 its
RPA MUR ARAL BTC, BD ae LY, REESE REA BO RATE BRE.
AE, MAD, RARMR. AWRRE OHI Kis t/6, Die she
FAMUZE, PBR PAW RHA, MAB, KEASARMKEW—K BERREA
A KARR REN 1/3, IRASEA DO IR TSK, AAT Se
WR AMAA aOR. URVARMA HAA To
BB Pat, SWMRREASH, IARC, 2 6 1, oy Yas al BT BK
Hh, GPRD. BOBBIE, 2) 6, MOPAR TITER, Wa ER TTT, WARNER 0
LE TAA De ADEE, ADE PAAR EEO
Hee APPA ARATSAY Hystricurus granosus Endo (1935, 218, Ag3, A
10—20) ER, MOAN WARA KHER BA, BA SAR MAS He pen
chiensis 43 H. megalops Kobayashi(1934, Aik 6,4 8—9 tb, BU GERA BU, FEM PERE
RK AR SACHA wT: | flectimembrus Ross (1951, 48 Td, Ak 10, A 25, 26, 29—
33; Al 11, Al 16—18, 20—33 eA IA, (LA PRR ER RK ARE 6 ‘
Frem Ae OA, FP RM S6e Be sia hiekanil taitzehoensis ae
(BE828, BE 8282), 7 sax Tye Cre mead
WeEdR ay in, a er 1934
RDMBE RH) Parabasilicus vallorus Lu (sp. nov.)
CAahk Vint, es} 1)
Wk eIB Ky is, KR ZL 19:16:16. ee +
BEREM, Bion ALA, Pepa aA PE, PAR AE; ZERIT
RK. MRKCEYHYD, MARM, MiaVapth MBAR, KA AAARMAK
191/12, PMA FARAH RAHA, MPABM HAS HER
EID ok, FEPBA 1/3 MAAS, LHOSSMFARAMANA: HRAKAD
KBB AAS PB, HE AAS BBS KBE REA TDS RE, Ae
SR FE ARN OR FLA a SE Hg BASS 5 8 5 SE , HH BI AL IR BBA Gy
ORB 8 Po PRR A TIO, Waa RAS ti aD TASB BFE a ab ey
Ri, yaaa PAA, RH, MORE = ASHE 0 A ARE DD a RE o
| RBBB RAAB. PRR) Fim, (ERIS AE, ARAN 2/3, Raeoad 7
i
ARS: PHRBAHE DMEM hay we 55
45 AM hha 297) 7 40 HIRE AREA — A, PM EASA, HS ti
Pott | ,
bese 9 Parabasilicus 1X RB FCT A BB (Kobayashi, 1934a), FEREER Caradoc Ht
OKA APHCDean, 1963, 229TH), AM SHEEN ILAAL P. zypicalis Kobayashi, P. shirakit
Kobayashi, P. yamanarii Kobayashi #IZeE FH P. powisi (Murchison) (Dean, 1963, 229
Ti, Ab 40, Al 1, 3—5; Ae 41, A 1, 2; Ak 42, AD WELK ARMA MR
PE, ABBA BS Ab KARZ, Uh, APA ERB ARE P. typicalis HEM RAY,
ARTE oP. shirakit HARB, EAM AR, ABR P. powiss KIARA
He B70 Fe BSH SHAD Be IE, ERB aT i Bea FE o
Pmei Ase aeRO, Bkg2d (P5112),
\\#i# BB Asaphellus Callaway, 1877 :
Se) Fiw Asaphellus trinodosus Chang
“ee (Ag Vl, & 1—7)
1949 Asaphellus trinodosus Chang, RM R*AE, 29%, 19 A, AK 1,7 12; BR 2,710,
1965 Asaphellus trinodosus Chang, R&I IA(LG—PRW=M, 495 A 99, A 19-23,
AMICRNPAAKNES EAI ERALELS, PALER ZARA
Am Ae i zit , sef—F o
BRA, Aa PAR ARH. POAKIBEKAL, itd, AM MABE
IRN KA BS. WARWRMA, BORARMLAAR. HMRVFRNK=
SIE, BAKER. EMR AAA RH A BR 0
PREM WTARAINMAE (BE 828) RARE FURRY (BES), FAR
SeiR 2A Callograptus? taitzehoensis #
mR) RA —h HH Asaphellus homfrayi var. Matthew
(All VI, A8, 9)
1949 Asaphellus homfrayi var. Chang, HHH eAk, 29%, 1200R,Ak2,4 1-4,
1965 Asaphellus homfrayi var. Chang, HRS [I244q—b R=" kh, 494 WW, he 99, A 1l—i4,
ARH A Sik CE EA ACA ERM APMELALS, WEA. AMIR
MEAS HD, WB heASMAT, KTS RERMARAR, MIME
Ho
Frei UTRABMA MA (BE 8282) MAREE BW (BE 50), FAB
SiR ZA Callograptus? taitzehoensis #3 5
B=) FRCS) Asaphellus praetrinodosus Lu (sp. nov.)
(AUR VII, 9, 10)
AR Asaphellus trinodosus Chang fA, AGO KBIE: (1) APPA RIWAR EH,
MASP, if A. trinodosus MIRA FIBER; (2) APPAR AT BAINES, ith
ES Sel aia ae epee a RS
56 rh ALE Bea HO oh MOT IE TET 7
A. trinodosus LRRAHIIES ANBAR Ds (3)ARA A. trinodosus —FEFEARM Z Jah
le LAH ee (AA RK, RAs (AME BS A. strinodosus ZANRK.
Heh BMWS bs hs 3, WARD s; BMbaRe: BRR,
(EFA, A. trinodosus HEMEL RAI.
ARN BBR Aulocoparia (Aulocoparina) impressa Lochman (1966, 537—538 TQ,
Aik 61, A1—11), HRSARA, ARAM EB ARB 0
APA A. trinodosus AK, HAAG
Fwmeae CWrAB weit, FRSA BZ Dendrograptus lotolatzensis tf (BE
76)o
AZ BCE) Penchiopsis Lu (gen. nov.)
HE FGA CAsaphidae) PFPA WAN= HB, MaMa LP Reape
Hh Se Pay SAAD ORE, FL, Aas Kel.
AH Penchiopsis yinizensis Lu (sp. nov.)
i EMRE, RA WIT DBNV SO AT Megalaspidella (Kayseraspis)
Harrington (1938), Megistaspis (Ekeraspis) Tjernvik (1956) FAR, (Bix TB RBA
HX HAMA ARR AAL. ALKMABA
SHB PET, Beta) REA; PRT AH Tremadoc to
BFAIZR MB. MH) Penchiopsis yintzensis Lu
(gen. et sp. nov.)
Chg VI, A 2, 3)
EH OMAR, Sik, 7 AO Ae SE, WU, week, Aa Se
HWE KE= ABA A, A IAL. RMR EK Sw =A, FH. eS
EU ER N= fae. PARRA ARIE 1/5, UATE A SUC, BARS
AY, ARs Al, AP 11 RAN, aay 7 A, ARIMA, AI NREEXK BARE oO (AD
P81 BC HES, ACK 3
te SARK BAAS ERS ATP Xenostegium(?) paradouglasensis Kobayashi
(1934b, 559 Ta, Ali 5, A 10—11), PARMA EB Ris, BRI. H
HE HK 3S BH BE Kobayashi [AJ—XHEAATIIN Xenostegium IA BRERRF Penchiopsis,
Penchiopsis WWAWMAARM, (Aly"H Asaphellus APA BP, BN A. trinodosus Chang #0
A, homfrayi var. 0 5% BR BA PE AT PT A Xenostegium (2) laticaudum Kobayashi ®J JAA
Penchiopsis, WWESRS (Kobayashi, 1934b, FAK 5, FA1) M1 Asaphellus KhARAW. Ast
Penchiopsis INARI, MARIN RB
Fmem® WTARE TRB, FAMSIA BAA Callograptus? taitzehoensis # (BE
50, BE 50a), |
ARS: HHRBANEDWRMA pws 57
\\@5£c B Dikelokephalina Brogger, 1896
\ Shc (SEH) Dikelokephalina sp.
CA Vil, A 4)
PAE —TASEN wD, PHA GRE Ro
BEM MEAT, RARER M=AZ KM, MAA, KSRMZHAA 2:3,
Pa RAMS DROS. DAMA, WM 445, ATM, ULAR IA
N40 MARAT WL. WHE CWA A. NAME), ARIZAMW BAA
[U) , BE BS RG, SEBEA INF EBB SHB AAS BEEBE o
IX EB SHAT PAARL D. dicraeura Angelin (Moberg et Segerberg, 1906, 90
TA, Al 5, A 12-14) te, BRR WR, BRI ZIP RA. RE PF
~BIBEAT FAB D. Ranaegata (Kobayashi, 1934, 564 1, Ahk 6, A4, 5) WERNER Rl
ZI Se, RATA PPAR, (ARTA ARERR, WRB P LS it
Sh, PG F BaP Se RS Se ZA AT HAY D. rugosa Lu (1975, 157 TQ, Ahk 25, A 11—12) HB
MITES 4AXT ERA EAU. A D. rugosa HMA DRS, ARAMA RE.
BATXTPRADRE—THM, LRFRPRREAS, RREZDABRR ALS
REAP HA o
PRM LTRRAINRARB, FRA BAA Callograptus? taitzehoensis tf
(BE 828),
Faun tts (Si) Tienshihfuia Lu (gen. nov.)
EM AREAL, A=HRMRAARAHARYA, SARMR. ALARA, A
BU EA SAAMI 7S, HABA EH, BAH PRK, ae hei ee UR, BS a
WARARAE-KF RS bo MEME, KRARREN 1/3, BORARERE, A
fl RN BAF AREA RN RE, ARAM, EMAL SMBRAS, MACH
Rll 0
Ema E SHA. PAF, RARE, PDHBR-P=AEHRD
HAR MA, AURA, SA2Y IA ATE EHH AAD BEL AH aa REAY 2/3, RAM,
A 8 SON MDa aio 4 SHAR.
FARAH Tienshihfuia penchiensis Lu. (sp. nov.)
wt ABWVAZEARE (Pliomeridae), 5 Pliomerina Chugaeva (1956) FAW,
{2 Pliomerina WIAA REA, ARRAS Be, KRABI. 4G Pliomera tt
Re, ASR AI AeA AAR, MAREE RMA, BADR ELRA
ARR, BBA 4 MER, i Pliomera WIA 5 M,Z «Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology,
Pt. O) —75(04411),A—P WA CPilekiinae) PAILP BMRA 4 SR, (XT
RH NARA EDR SRENSKRARAWRES BAIA, Whittington (1961, 913 TQ)
IX WARES RBS). ABW ARSEMA Pilckiinae XS WAMAW BS
Ale], AJR Protopliomerops Kobayashi (1934) WKS ARB ARK, BERR, BT
I ato ak et ail OE ag oe EN ede Nr na
58 ch Bg BY EE A BI AE A ET 7-28
WRK, BBA 6 Ro
RHR wT, PT A.
ARB RB MH) Tienshihfuia penchiensis Lu
(gen. et sp. nov.)
(AK VUL, Al 5—7)
LRRAEB BAAS A, iia. HWAMENARAQDA A, BKAAX
RPE BEAS 1/3; BI— WERT A Ae, FES At RZ) 249 IA BD
fH (AEM ERR AR HA PARMA HARE, AB FAH RAH BH, +
FoR: MAM SATFSR SH: MURAL. PARRA ee hFA
RRA BC ARPT, HERA BU et SRAM KE iS Lb; RAMs, SA
WRASSE o Ja fill Rane el 4872. Jd svA RSH; Jaws ila
4 —Bi FH EMF 0
AAEM A, —TSAIM Ro BRE, TREAT ab ci EES 1/3, 9B
AG STH, RASA RUT Rok. PARMA WRF AB. hm
4H S2hQKOAM ASH, FSR 4 KMD, ee
NAH o
Pwei WLTrARAMINRAEB, FARSI A Callograptus? taitzchoensis ity
(BE 816). Mm) -
RAB AMt RAB. MH) Tienshihfuia sindabaoensis
Lu (gen. et sp. nov.)
(Ak VI, A 8)
Ahh SA — ARH BIE: (1) SL BRATERI AT ERRAO REE RYZE, JLSEAKSE, DARE
Hh : (238 —-weh SL BHA (ir EEA DSS LZ), (A — 3 ASS (3) FS UY
Frei WrAKBHAMARAE, FRMSR BA Callograptus? taitzehoensis #
(BE 816).
(B) RBRAH—-HEHR
TRIES B Geragnostus Howell, 1935
oh TRIES (HP) Geragnostus merus Zhou (sp. nov.)
(AIX, 1, 2) 3
KAS EN BU" Bo KR, AAT, BRA, ED AAA
74), FAV BITBRAR 5 7) 29 6 Ji RS SRA Jae BT BE FEY s EP RPE ES
Wa A LAILG TS PR. BAR. RG, REIS. IW RAR, Fad BAK Bill
DRA A EIS , HEE AAAS A PT AT BB HE DB 4 MW RP BAER
BRKT. —WAMRIUAD Ko BRIAR. DFR, Bi
—AIRT EAA, AE RRAT OU Mod A RPS So a AG A HE RM
ARRS: PRRBANEDWENA DOE 59
¢ wR ea, Ha R-RAVDKEER, SACRE OE; BAARATK, he
(EL RR WHR, RES MARAR MWS MoE. MAA FH, AT A.A
AR. ARK. RWRASMMWAA ADR , MAA AB BA o
bese ARERR EAR HIB APES BT RK, BHD A, Ae
Ro 5SAMPREIH PEEK PEMA = Geragnostus maccoyi (Salter) (Salter, 1864,
5—7 Td. Az 1, A 6—7; Whittard, 1955, Aik 1, A5—6), (A — Ph epee, BE,
REID, Kia RA Ali, AMRIE, AAR
PRE Went, ERAS PER ZA CF F 2208, AAP 1019),
oh HERES B Corrugatagnostus Kobayashi, 1939
SLU ak RHF Corrugatagnostus jiangshanensis Lu
(Allg IX, @ 3)
1964. Corrugatagnostus jiangshanensis Lu, “HK tREILG EM, 52 TH, BR 17, Bl.
FRBBRAB, PSA AT A. BRAKE, PACA: WAAR Mia. KR
AUG, APA, BOAT IA BAS, Be OE Al, AT SARS RH 1/3, A-KRAM EN ET
KF HRA SARITA 3 aA Bm R—/\ RBA ZEA), B= FAB
BBRAB, ARMS KA, CRE Oe. BWRWR, PSRE, EER ail
FAR — AAA SR). PRET, alae, AMET AR, AW ARMAAA
SPA: SAARI Es PS Ree, (AER AT RE, Ame — TA)
HANK cE. PREA, AGH hFSoOTSH ZL, HARARE, Al
DS FA TA SS = “SA BY BIT ig 0
FARAH AB AB AT BS BB ER
bee xX — HS BRAK HY C. transitus Lu (ARTS, 1975, 94 TH, Ahk 1,
P17) SP RRA, AE PAT A RRS I ee A BAS, (AR
RAY HAA SE, SHB, ARAL A AAG C. morea (Salter) CWhittard, 1955,
10 Td, Ai 1,1 9—11, fh 2b, DMR AZAMARM EMRE RHA MAMA,
REI BU), eB Hh Bee Bea, EAR AR RAF RR IE 0
Powe mise, ERR ERA.
ERIZEKIESB Sphaeragnostus Howell et Resser, 1936
MER ERIES( MH) Sphaeragnostus cerus Zhou (sp. nov.)
CA IX, A 4)
MAA EM, (EKINE, KRAS. CRSA, Dk, RMA—-AMMUR
BE WKAR RHR e AL FARM. WH AMR, Waar,
Has AA EEA KAY 1/5, ASTM MBER NIES. URW. BWRAB E
EMU AK. WHURK RR. HARA.
bee «FPR RARER PHA Sphaeragnostus cingulatus (Olin) (Olin, 1906, 72—73 Ta,
Alig 4, 17) SAMRABAL, (ARAB Re, FADE. He Kiclan WM
60 Ch Bel BS Se Be PS tS A DT FET SR BTS
(1959, 57 TA) RR S. cingulaus HHATORE, RKMRHATABE, Alt, CE
fF REZ RT Eo
Fieic Wen, LRM PRE RZACT F 2220),
Zn imi2% Euloma Angelin, 1854
= 1 22pntmi Euloma changshanensis Lu
(Ai IX, A 5—7)
1959 Euloma changshanensis Lu, #EPMERMHSWEAKS, 19 Be 4, B3.
ATCO, ARB, HOB, BARE L AAA 2:3.3:1, APSEPREMKAAA
5:35 APRN MAB, KER NT REN 2/5. KRM, DEE, BRA, Pk
Bich, PUM LBTCa, KAA LBKEM—E; RA 3 SRAM LE, BIR
ALFA AH, BI, BRA, MRK, ARABIA, Fae
HLF PBRA. PARA. MARAHMEs MAH, HEABID. TaAReE
TRO, [ra PAS SE Es ARAL), Fh, HKREAA KERN, EAR MAIO
MAN ARAM BID SK, ARIAT H BR, EAR AR RA CAME T IBA: Baa
BH, HMA, WAA—HEMATL, RRAAA 26—30 4. ARPT K, 4A, KEAWARK
BEAD 4/5, PF ARM OUR, ARAK 5 AR AE, (8 SS, JL AA Ace Mi, RS
PRAT IAL JS 2S HH ZEBRA FE PARRY ZIT ce OE, HEBER AT ABE PD ERI — Es Ja
WERE RK, HREARASIMU BW ARAM AE. ae, BAR
PERE MS INK, (RIM ASE SA RMA, FARA TM. MARBLE RE
ZR BARAT TA BD” FR, EPID eX eS FRI ANE a HR Fh es SUL Sa
FFT, MSAD BG BE HA, AR a a I IL J 2S HH eo
Kage 12 “3; RAC, eR RAE AE, HELA FB REA — Eo KEIM, TERK
BE 2/3 SFP eae, DR, A FER, 5 ERA, BRR
FoR ASAE A, KEE A EEA 1/3. PRE, HEARD MRE, ER
FETE, RRS ELF ERDAS = OH, awa AR, AGS. WRPE=
i ADA, A—-TWARR, BANMAK, SHAK, Wai hesmmohw
Zo
tes ARGH OE. laeve Angelin LER, S—N AA, Ae, ABWRK,
AE ARE, HRA AR/NASLRARS; ER PMEE, BANARAS
Muito AFG E. ornatum Angelin LORE, KRING, AWAD, MoKA BAM
ANAL BU BEAR, AA) PA FLEX BIS o A RPEMBSNES ornatum BEA PEL, (ARIA
ae Be te, RARE AAA SD
Pthete Mili, FRM FEAR CGC 71).
45,7828 Shumardia Billings, 1862
Wie Whitworth (1972, 39 WIAA Shumardia Billings AWE S. granulosa Billin-
gs, S. dicksoni Moberg Al S. lacrima Koroleva =ff, HARDER MARE
FRR: PRRBANEMHWEM Dye 61
Conophrys Callaway iX# BZA KHAK, Conophrys ARAN Shumardia HHA,
GERI, FAIL Conophrys —EURDEFEAFA. Whitworth MERI XM ARR, (2
REARFEHHAY Shumardia =SFPRit, PATA S. granulosa (Whittington, 1965, 327—330
TA, Ae 16) M1 S. dicksoni (Moberg et Segerberg, 1906, 81 1], Alli 4, 17—22) HEM
AER = AEH. Whitworth 7£ Conophrys RZ PREAH WR. Hao ie
WIE XR o
FLAT ALA Shumardia, HALA FILA:
S. aculeata Lu ( EL RMZ 2A)
S. changshanensis Lu (3 #})CP ARIE Tremadoc fy)
S. cylindrica Chang & Fan (FSAB§ZE Tremadoc P)
S. gonioloba Lu (> hij Tremadoc ft)
S. lata Lu CF RAKI8E Tremadoc [¥)
S. pentagonalis Lu (F Bfj#§ Tremadoc fy)
S. semicircularis Chang & Fan (RAR SeeK E28 FMD)
S. tenacis Zhow (Ft) ( EMSs ea VE B28)
9. S. transversa Chang & Fan (HP Ros ce BEB
10. S. zotzeshanensis Lu (37h) CF AMS eB)
EMH AY S. changshanensis, S. cylindrica, S. gonioloba, S. pentagonalis, S. zotzeshanensis
ADA A aR HO HATH EB, S Conophrys ORB, Altabal ae DZS Cono-
phrys, HA 5 FMPRAMES, EMIAF Shumardia KYAT Conophrys A AXE. Whit-
worth 4 Shumardia #] Conophrys 7A WB, =e GATRAM EBA, I. TER
MPRA =T HM, AAR Conophrys, HAN TRECAKIARAN Shumardia
BZAo
ae ae oe oS re
= 47 57 b(t) Shumardia changshanensis Lu (sp. nov.)
(Am ix, Al 8, 9)
ARIS AMA Shumardia gonioloba Lu KATIA, (aa RA AMARA, MARIA
30 AAMAS S. gonioloha (HBWRWELEDFlD, Aik 49, 2)
Be, PRAABEL7E © S. lata Lu (1975, Ai 1, A 29) BORA EL AS Ae, PAM TA) BTC RRR
S. pentagonalis Lu (HF RRELAEMD, 42, Abe 12, A 10—11) OAM
RH, MARL. pentagonalis HERA RIE, MAT MITE AFA.
Pibeiz arc, Fh Zs FEU a Aza CCC 19a, CC 20).
25 us524% (t#) Shumardia zotzeshanensis Lu (sp. nov.)
(Ahk IX, 10, 11)
LRA Rh. AMRAK, BRE, SAUTMBS ko ARAN RA RE
CHER), HAMPER 2/3, SIEVE RSREIC, RIPE F AL, ASawAnaAAA
DAMES. AKG BE, PRO APRA AN TE. MAHMRE,
62 A sl 5 Bc Pe HAT FET SE 7S
IF] PA AS ERR JWR, RIAA. MBE, AGERMAT S. FHI
te ARS Shumardia BAHAR ERZNKWEARAM PAR, MAA
BRAN E A BAH RG, SAE ETE, EB ) « Shumardia semicirculata GERM EH, WE
gf, 1957, 107, AK 1, All, H#A2)5SAMPRAMW. HEAMOARAIHRA
BEX, BAA BRAGA SD, SBR A th He Bere ft a 5 SHIA TE TAREE IE, ABT
Bi Yt , SES HF SAR AS BG i NAL ESHA AY Ja BS, ZEA YJ EY — FF Fo |
Piet As ADRS MAF eth ARB, PF BS Bi Se 1 oe HS es BS 2
(K101).
mes 3@% (3) Shumardia tenacis Zhou (sp. nov.)
(Ag IX, A 12, 13)
KADENA, RA, RA 90° WR, KRAAIP ABA, WARE FAL,
KRA—-N, & AD XA Ail APA, AT SCR, ABT EH, Ja 3c, A
{#, IEGRARA. WAAR ARMAVARDHAMITF =A MT. MMW Ke, I
i, IE AEA. FAM, lA AM eA. MBAS. Bw
PAUSE, FR, Shee J RRS EE A= FAIZ , EA te ra) BE te TT AS BE 0
tee «ARPS PEA Ashgillian BAY Shumardia polonica Kielan (1959, 159—160 Tq,
Al 32, 5; oA 4, ORB, MAKE RARKEHER, APURRERAD.
Sb, B= Fhe BRE BE), AMAR EA, ARB RELA REE — FS (ICRA
PARE ZMK, KAREN GK EME ©
Afi 5 5E/R2E Ashgillian BYATFEHI S. extensa Weir (1959, 374—375 TA, AR 63,8
5—6 FAL, Ae AeA aH AW” POA MT TK ZL, RUE ABER, BK
RABRKRRE DRY MARNIE R—P gE.
Fwei Went, ERM FER CAAP 1023),
+k Sarkia Kloucek, 1916, emend. Prantl & Pribyl, 1946
ESR + RCM) Sarkia superioris Zhou (sp. nov.)
(Ak X, Al, 2)
LPR, SENKLAL, R—-MAREPN ME, AMET RAB, mpi
Se, Al AA, A= Oe FER AAS ARIA, od KRY ABBA BASS BR BT K
BATESUR, Pat AAR IA AR he Ea ARR RF ALM ARAS Hi
APM ZAM, PRAIA EH. MAAR. HARM. MMAR, R—MA
FA EAT KS, EAA I EE 1/3, AWA, ARB INRIFD AAR
(iA. WRIAR, ABRAM. MAA LWA Ho
tee ARS Biv Sarkia bohemica Klouéek (Prantl et Piibyl, 1948, 6—8 Tq, Ak
1,4 2—3; Bk 3, A 6; A 1—3) MRIS ARIK BAK, ARAM BER, ARE
FEREK i RU Be MW a Ae I 3S FAM I 0
Pmeae WRT, Laws PEA CG, AAP 1027),
me ae
ARS: PRRBAHE DWE MA ye 63
jig Telephina Marek, 1952
+) dhs ile (BFP) Telephina (Telephina) parafracta Zhou
(sp. nov.)
(All IX, Al 14—16)
LEKEAB, WM RT. Kia, HOA, Mea, eR ie,
—zFA. RAIA DRIER, BIS E EA, AAR, OEE A
ARAB PH, BRARRA. AYERS RARE, HAHA REA. BA
FMR. RAM. AAR, AAR A. SAVER ENA AZ, Pipe, Ha pAR—
(Al EDT RE HAA SUR, ATER ARB SAB BI ERIE , Al PO (at FE a A
FRA SRM AT DAMA, ABA, SUR ARN TEAR HRT. IRA Rin
Ro BOAR, THR, PMH ARP ZS HAR, AIRF ARIA AZT
B/N ER PY, Fad a 2H HH Fad UP Dy SE te 4 FS AF I A Xt JR
bee ARBRE A RE, ARRINRIEK, 4K Nikolaison FZA37¢2E fracta group tH
BY fracta subgroup. HS fe soe ke ee eK A WR OT. CT.) fracta (Bar-
rande) (Barrande, 1872, 146—147 Td, Alig 2, A 10; Marek, 1952, Ahk 2, A 5—6)
APE, AA KA RARAMARR ES ARAMA MKLAR PRIMER.
Piet WR, bess PIER
{R75 th & Pseudobasilicus Reed, 1931
AMF RPE R(HM) Pseudobasilicus tatsaotzensis Lu
(sp. nov.)
(Allg X, A 3)
PAA PEF set MA, HK, Hi, BREE ZELA 1.9:1.5:1.90 ABR, EMAL,
RCH a BUCS, BA PEARIE, — SK 9 TA SE, KA RAS
FATE AEE 2 BABAR CAA), 5S ARR REE ZEA 1:2.5, 6K FM. MAKE, RA
PAM ARBIR Ro ARK, AA ARIE 1/2, MERA. AMRHMAKRAE,
FRIAS D AE FE oo TED HE, Ae HEA A A PEE 1/3, PTD, SURI, [lJ PE Hg
BAS 7 Ho HRW ABMAWAN—E Birk, WKF ABMB, Mit AMR,
EAM AA AMR HA. FROM MAR AM AWD Raa E, Bobet
elt, TA a Wott AA IA) aR Se, EAHA LE CBIR AMMA) AA,
to
Hai 8 Wo ARNE, HERE SAB EE ZL 29 3:5, RRC AK M29
GID WRB 1/2, var, RE VIE, Abia LBL, aE GH o
REASFA. RAE, 2979 EM AG EAS 1/5, KEERAT ER 2/3, 7 HR
RHA © AGRI PAt4 78, (BAGO, AMAR, A EN, (A
Jo DAZ 5T Who SOR BUEN, sei TOES AAA WV” BAR, Moshe
FASh A) PS HES — Ef BASS 6 75, MII ARAB ES ART o
64 PBs Abe HE EAT TI BTS
bese ZERRPGR PRR ASAP ah, Basiliella yunnanensis (Reed) 5A RIRAM
Uo HEBRAMA: CQ) EMR DRAM Hs (2) RBG; (3) BBA RS (8 i
Ub); OEMBAH, A—-RWAA CU Reed pA, ACHR =Ft eh), AK 94,
17). ZEA h-FEBK,AA AFR Pseudobasilicus, Bl P. dawanenicus Lu (ARTs, 1975,
Fak 6, A 1—3; Ae 7, A 1—2) MH P. pseudodawanicus Lu (ARTS, 1975, Aik 5, A
25; Alm 6, A4—6). {8 P. dawanicus HAMYAL, MRA, BRA—-THR
RR, ABE EAE AI. P. pseudodawanicus HAMUWEFA, ABR.
= REMIT THA Opsimasaphus Kielan (1959, 75—82 D)SAMMAAM, PART
BK CAA), HARATSC SAMPARA AEA, A Opsimasaphus HAREM, BoM
BE EAB IP RE, AM BBs Me A, A AAR EO
PREM BHMTBMRARBABT, LRM FR (Lj 251-6-1).
4a)‘ Birmanites Sheng, 1934
ch 4$ oa) (FP) Birmanites carinatus Lu (sp. nov.)
FAH, AEA, Hamel Alcss, R-KAGHMAS, CHARA ASAE
ZEA AD As RM KARA, ELAN HAMAR EM MHRA
TEND. TRAE EAA, HAM AY TERE Birmanites PERT EAMAA. MwARK
ti, (ERE, PABA mA, MKASTARNEKE, A 14-16 SAMMI HREF,
Hi—ARERAK, Rt RAKMR. MKNRKEYHY, RELA. HERS
K, RAS Hh, haa, FRSA IRA AMEE ELA, EBA), SARE
His LAMAR, (EFA, MEAP RAW. EMA, ARN
MR) Ma, REEL PME OMN REARS, HLA SAMARAS
HAR, ARS EMR ZA TARAS ER ACA RIAA, ARIAS eee ah,
Bae PAA AHL SAKA AS
FERRE fA. REA FEREN 3/4, PHM, KEBAT EMH 2/3, ARRAIK
48,7} 16—17 30 Ma 8—9 HH, RRPA TADS DAK, RAG, RAS hRH
BAD fa Ft); DAE WAATAHAS, WARK DS WBMES
te “V” FEHHEWARAX 0
ABR BDF AA BARA AB o
bee APPREREVE Birmanites hupeiensis Yi (AER, 1957, 534 nh, Am3,A1
a—g), MSHA Ogygites birmanicus Reed (1915, 30, Ak 5, A15—i8; A 6,
1—4) HARK ES Birmanites hupeiensis KBE: C1) AR LAW; (2) A
AR: (3) BIE LE RE Fae i AEE PE 5 C4) BS oh hh} ES C1 6—17 49), Th
B. hupeiensis HHA AS BEZDC11—13 4).
Birmanites carinatus th, 7#APRHRMS §* 5a MBER TAA Birmanites almatyensis (Uyraepa,
1958, 421, Ak +,8 1—6; A MARU, ARMM ARBGs MARAT ABT aK
PTH s EDR EFA, eM HRA Bis 1445, KE RK,
PRRs: PR RBAH+ DMEM Aye 65
PER ARABS RE URRY, FRMS LE oo ea CK43,
C60, C65)o
WERE Paraptychopyge Balashowa, 1964
Hite MH) Paraptychopyge lashachungensis
Lu (sp. nov.)
(Ahk XI, A 1—3)
PAA—-ABROTEB. ARR. WAI), abies, ERAT a
HE, A-MTARWAPREAR AH, EARAMBKA—-MAALRERBBH=ABED.
BAM, BAAR. MUZWAKEAAAREEA 1/6 8, FL, Be UD BB
{i FA MAREHD, BAMA aH, MARR. MEME, KFAR. AA
HSK) MTARAM, Ham heeAREMKFAZH, SARAAZAWIBAK
SERA RES, RAT IRA KE. WERE), fPrK, RREAR ST
LRARBHN RE, SRARICERR). AURAARMR, BAWABA Ko
BB+ AZ. PH, HAAR EAR BMRA REE 1/5, AUR), KES
BMERZHAA 1:1.26,5¢ 7-8 HR-KEKFREDAD DHARMA,
WAAA HAR. Wits 7-8 HWA, MEDS WHAK, Ahmet, SHA
TJ. WASH WO, ORK WD, CARA.
tes AMMACAKEASHATARLEN 1/6, Ria eSARBAH ES
AECSARAT ASR EET BABA TARP AS REE XP TE A Balashowa (1964, 11 TH) 2a
-F Paraptychopyge WE SOA, A EUSA Paraptychopyge —]RZWo Paraptychopyge
WAS HARES Ptychopyginee WHY A, PY Panderian 28 MR
WRASS, (AMMAR RA, APP GRAM Prychopyge plautini F. Schmidt
(Banamiopa, 1964, 12—14 mW, Aik 2,8 8,9;8k3, B59; A 5.A DIMES RSI
ASAE, SIME QUAL) Fo APPR ABAS HA RAHA, AT OP.
plautini thiRA TAMU, IIo) Rk BBB Tal, TARA ALAS EE APPAR Para-
ptychopyge cincta (Broégger) (Banamiopa, 1964, 14m,Ahk1, 83; Ake 2,81; Ales,
Al 1—4; ik 9, A 3, 4, 11) RAKE, RAE BHD ARABS, ARR RFE 0
PREM ARABS RT WARS, PRBS CK104, K105),
\\ZJL&B Niobella Reed, 1931
SKIL Niobella chui (Sheng)
(Ahk XI, FA 4)
1934 Asaphus? chui Sheng, HE AAME, ZF, 3 S, 17, 11-12 0, Ake 2, la—j,
1951 Niobe? chui, Kobayashi, Journ. Fac. Sci., Univ. Tokyo, sect. 2, vol. 8, pts. 1—3, pp. 25—26, 74.
1965 Niobella chui, HRA =Ft+- wh, 501 mq, Ah 101, A 4—6.
ANAS Ko KEBAB, Ate o KRMRATE, Bi ta Bala, PARR ae, FS BE
AGABEKY 7/9. RMR, MARE. MORAEAKA 1/9, Bilmms eH,
66 Op BS Se Be ge St fA ASST SR Tl ATS
WARM, EAR ZH AR KAREN EAE AK RATA ARMA ARBRE
1/4, AR ARH AC: RUS aMRZAA Bem aLaA. Hi
ZRA SCART ABI Mt, EA AT AAAS, EAB ATG AG. HEA LRA
BY DUES RAY PR, ONE BT EJ 7, ROBIE, Ja ALA 0
KoeS 8 45, ORR NF Ko Kee RRA Fo AY Be BE “NF DB A SEE, A RRS
3578 Ja 3 AGRA BR, Oe 8 ARRAS REEL A BEY 2/3. AAMAS WA
ARHDA, REA AW NN 2/5. KHH=AB, RREAAW AA 3/4, Wa AF
Y), FDR 0
EAB. WHE, o¢ 8—10 15, abs} 6—7 1, WAH, BHZwaZA,
TUDE BEWARE BIB BE ELS 5 PY PEERY 1/2, 29 10 ABH SAI ARAL
Pues ailin, Fhe FA eA
= 4% Nileus Dalman, 1827
Bee SSoR ss) Mileus klimoliensis Lu vie nov. )
(Ahk Xu, A 3)
STA, Fo, SAR aR PR ABBAS. ABFA, ARKERATE
EE AAR ZA, BBA. A, AAR. MARA, [Al AH ARS
AK, AA KBAR 2/5, MFAHN RRL, BAAR. BERR, FAL, %
EU \FARREMEDZ—. AME), F-SBRA=AL, HME, TMA, Mi
Aid. MAA BIRAMBAD Bale, BMA ace, LY K-BRAOTE
WK ADWARE AANA A MK REA 1/5.
KOaS 8 75, HARA, AMET, REAF DRAMA. WKAR, DA
Ft Bs. ACs El 0
Fe BDF AE, hh FE BEM | eB HE BEA EF, KR EEZO A eR EEAY 3/4, Ae
BA FARLM, PHRDDA TRAD. WAS REE, AHAB
tes APPT MARISA MLA, BMA wARhAR Nileus PATH, A
i, ARAMA Nileus BZA, ARRSHPAIERRRN WA
APRS N. armadilloformis Lu (PARTE, 1957, 282 Ti, Ah 152,q 3—6) KSI:
C1) FRBEh; (2) RABAT H MBB DAH ARE N. symphysuroides Lu (ART
HR, 1957, 282 WW, Ahk 151, A 8—13) MAR AARK, Ro
PRE AXADRSMRF LH, FR eb Be oo ee 2A CK 98).
{3% Asaphopsis Mansuy, 1920
Rite BR MH) Asaphopsis latilimbatus Lu (sp. nov.)
(Alm XI, Al 5)
PAA—MIFSCENA sc. HFM SiMe, (AEM Boy
SEN. AIcER BERNA, AMA EBNKREABCHS , MMNKESSK
MREZHAA 6.2:4.5. AME FAB. ARR, AMAA, KEA RAR
PRES: PHRMA + OWA A oye 67
AIRE; HT REKA, ARMARADS, RAW RAK, ARE CEBU BI
WBIRHEA)) MTARVHKRE Bar. RKATHEKA, BT i Bal—-tzk,
ARAGIA, ibis heNAI—HMEMATEH. IRS, RAWAM YER
Aint. AEMYRBSARERAN NMA AAD AEH HK A Am if
TK, AA AIS 8 REWER, WAAR, AWRRMEABIYY . AMAR, HAMA
FL), Race RA, MARAE AE, SHEP ARAR. RRA ABN
BwaRK, AA 35 RADE DARA, EARMZAIA—APS. MAASCEA MA
Yi 2 ry FEE HSA Pata; JASCO), ARAMA RwRE RANE
RDF AREA EEE 0
HOB 12 75. BUR HRA EAA — TE 4/5, RRR PABA
DHANDMA, AMAA WAKE RIDA 1/20 BLS Aa AC BS ER, EL
SDB ABA Hh OLR 0 |
BRKHAZ, RE SARADBZKLAA 5.5:7. Hh AnH eMe kay 1/2 Ch
RE SRRZAIA 2.6:4.5), — WR EEA A BB eA EE SEA BAY 1/8, 3D
7—8 HH—T+REAT RED AH West 7—8 15, Bl 6 HH DAARMK, BLY Sl
2% Ja—.— TAM, AMARBALH. AMR hivh, eFeot haw
HAAR BE, FEB te ABE BEA 2/3, ERMA RRB PHSA, ANDAR
20, REA 50—60 Ko
tes ARAWAZA AIMS. SARA Asaphopsis jacobi Mansuy
AAU, PERG), ARCO HARASERE, WU RBM S HMARAA RA
Kk, AEBS ARPS RAE AAY Asaphopsis nakamurai (Kobayashi, 1936, 175
TA, Abe 20, A 18—20; A 21, B13) aA REA, HAMAR MAA aR
ARK, Baw RIE DA 4. nokamorai HERI, HSS
Seats TAKA AMAA THAI Asaphopsis juneensis (Kobayashi, 1940a, 64,
WK 11, A 6—9) ha Reena, HENMARRK, BRRARE EA MMAEPR,
Aca Ala HALATTARY Asaphopsis welleri (Sheng) (RR3EK, 1934, 15, Ah
4, A la—d) RHA A. welleri brevica (Sheng) ClA)_E, 16 la, Ake 4, A 2a—WD HE
BBA RARE, WRK, ARS» SPPEAT HRY Asaphopsis angulatus Lu (RTH, 1975,
Fuk 27, A 2-6) HEME SARAU, HERIKA, BRE KR, AMMAR
PRE Wr oe, bh F wC1-5273). |
BE#E Cyclopyge Hawle et Corda, 1847
)VEA2RCH) Cyclopyge spiculata Zhou (sp. nov.)
(Ahk XI, A 6—8)
FEBS ZHA4 3, BEL, PA Be GA) BTCA BT ia 5 AUC a IF TD TS
HRA BY eZ HT, BK — FEAT Sih, A Ss, A PE AO MZ, (Ba F SBE
WAAR A, (FMKAST, BR, laa, CMTE RAIL 90° Fate HATA,
FRAMABLE ARO EBASAKH 1/30. PRUFARAR. —N Bena
68 CH Es Se bc Pa eH ae FET BIS
EARARAAMZWA. HARM # o
tes ARPA RAR Ri, “TSAI EAS Symphysops —/RARWER,
M5 Cyclopyge MAT AMIYRAK 9
Piece WaT, LRM SERA CAAP 1026).
iht6 2B Hysterolenus Moberg, 1898
Wisi HAysterolenus asiaticus Lu
(Am XI, A 1, 2)
1959 Hysterolenus asiaticus Lu, HHAWEMBAWNKTAHSE, 1M, Ak+t,48 1.
BTINEVES. AMYAL, Fh, RERBATKENAR. ARN K RF
47 5 Fa SES AUC, Be LV, KREEATF AMS EN 2/3, REMAFABREN 1/5.
77M AAD ARRAY, B=, KK EA, Ohne, ASA AR SE AM Ki
K, fF= A, Kale. ARIA HIE A 5, a AT A AIA Ao
FAVA Sh AM IAB A, IA RSA, PAR HARE, ASH. Mwah,
fFRK i, BUFANBAZE,ANWARRERRAT AREER 1/10, oo WOwRAH
MH ARN, BRERA KR REA 1/4, 9 FARIA L, RAAB. RAD.
ARAM, i. FIR ZI Ee IEA, REA A ARR 1/4. AMRERHAS
=A, RRESARRE ZIMA 6:5. Ame, AMR, BWA
RR, HEARD. OMI, AR, SRSA FL, MAR SB aa ag Pa), Mee
m7, Aa setae. RATS KEW RHSATHRMA. Mama
Mt. MAAISCHIRABIT sk, ERMA WAAN, FRARNYACHARSMAAS
HH, DP Fbia ZA PA 5 (A Ja 5c EAR eB Mat, PE SEAS “S” FRB AR o JSR OBIE, Hut
A ERE, BARBARO RAD Nhe aoA, HGRA. ABE
NHALZAMBAUREDMHEwR EBA SAT ARR, AR
18% 12-1 4%, COWARD LBA 45 He, ERAN L, AIA
PE BCR TIKES A BLS Ad SCAN A RR o
Hea 2S af BE, TK REZ A PE RERY 1/3, RAR EEA AMBRE 2/3, 2 6 0 RAS, A
JARRE BLU AS 3B 78 , ah A BRE ZY OP SEE AY 1/2; PARMA, MG, Sa
RSH DDE SWRA AAR IK, WAbwHA LMA
Spas Hi, AMIR KAZE KE 1/3 tb, BRD AAA AK
1; 75 Ae A BS A SA RN a ENR,
BBrrRN YHA, KESRME ZIAD 1.3:3. Pas, A RERA BBS
TEBERS 1/6, URE ZE, Aim A, PEWAWIAR, 27 HR—-KiA. WMH, A 5
5 BAA AD 5 FAN Bi Bk As BeAA AD , GRA BESS VAR, FAA A LAER RM, A
PAS 5 AIT b Jn ee 5 ESP — et DAS Vd Jae — et AS rn 4 KR A He ad J Ae WS fo
FEB RAZ As BAAD, ABE, pen i, WRAAD, wR LA 48 SL
ALTRADZR 2X o
eee ARSE PATH LY Tremadoc BArr“AoRestR Hysterolenus toernquisti
Moberg (Moberg et Segerberg, 1906, 84 1, Aik4, A 34—39) tb, ARMS PETER, Ae
ARS: PRRBANEDWEM Aye 69
MBA, AMBRK, MARARK ZED MRKE. BS Hysterolenus toernquisti WEB
Ka ASE ES AE i AER E FATE, FA oP ABBE
AF SHEA EE Tremadoc BATFARY Hysterolenus oblongus Lisogor (JIucorop, 1961,70
TA. Ak 2,51 BANA ER, BMER= Ae AES AE.
PEM ATLL, FIRMA FMEDEEIME Hysterolenus MF (CC 25)o
S332 RCSB) Mnglangia Lu (gen. nov.)
EX ARAL, Mh. ARAB, HAAMAMREN 1/5, RPK. HA
72, BMT E77, ABE AR AA. FAR. Hoe 9 i, PAT ET wR,
Dit, Kt teAXSRORReN—+. BRA, pHiems. AABKZY,
PDP SDR BE, EZE FF o
4aRFP Ninglangia yunnanensis Lu (sp. nov.)
Ht ABA, AMSTCRAMAWA CEctillaeninee), ESRPMWHAN
Ectillaenus Salter (1867), Zibrovia Snajdr (1956), Zdicella Snajdr (1957) REBRBWAG
AnHEHR. WMRA 9D, Ma=TBWA 10H. RMB kw ABH
PPAR Zibrovia 45 Ninglangia RARUW,ABVNARAEFAL, AMADA. (Hh
Zibrovia WARM MAD, PANKEARARKEN—*, Oh Hea
ARE, ii Ninglangia PHT FT. Zibrovia RE ABINELERIE, Ninglangia WMS
WA A . frets he ekki KMS PAH AREA AY Ectillaenus I
BRE AAIR WARY Ashgillian BYATTORY Zdicella KER ARB LIP RE, (AHA
WAR FAB AY Cekovia Snajdr (1956) SABHA (ELLR, {H Cekovia —RBA
AR RBA 10756 HAA MwAKW Caradocian YATTAN C. gotzi Snajdr (1957) FN
SP AM Ses AA AT PTH C. elevata (Lu) (1957) MIRAE, CNWABHAABAL
(PE) XDA, (AA MAB Ro
PARE ZS, eA.
SBT (HB. MH) Ninglangia yunnanensis Lu (gen. et sp. nov.)
(Allg XI, A 4)
KEWADABS. AMEL AL, hiho AMF RAM LET, EAHA RE
PD HEBERY 1/5, ARAM K RAM DET IR, REA AERA ENM. WAH
A IAAP RR, (Ahaet. RASARZAA-ABVRMENRA;s MH Atal
asi (SHEAR. EMH, eh, IRR PR. MARE, ARE
70 EMANATED, BDR-RiA) DO AARAIE OR. MMBKESAMK
BEZEAA 3:3.5, Hae ye, PME TET SAS ERE 29 HB
FE WAS 5 DAT SbF eh, ZEB EAE Sh) PR, 29K 30° fH, ARIE KEEL A
FAs PHS Ae, REAARKH 1/2, HEAA—-THM 81/2; HARM, Aa
RBZ 40° Fh DMI MA MA FLAP AH.
PRE BAT RRRAR AAMT, MRT RID Re A (Lj 251-6-1).
70 CES be rs eh a oe A EAT RT 75
RrShe RRB) Ordosaspis Lu (gen. nov.)
eM PMRBNHM HH Kies, WAH AAA aR, TERRA
AULA HH EAR ZAHA. BRAT ARASH). MMAARD, MAGARAD.
AAD, ES. AEMREAALRAEN SH ER EMH AMRAALA—
Wik. BRA, PRs, REAR EM REN 1/3. PARR, PRI
BER AEM Bil RS Als A SD, BE BESO
2s FP Ordosaspis illaenoides Lu (sp. nov.)
Ht ABSANBEB FEBS Meitanillaenus Chang (BW KWEHED
i», Am 81, A 6; Ahk 82, A 11—12) RAMU MAAN ERAN AR RADA
OA, SAM DBAS ARP AMNeARHD. ABSARKBEF RRA
ERA MI EATFOAY Dulanaspis Chugaeva (Uyraepa, 1958, 51 1, Ai 6,8 1—14) he AH
WTAE Dulanaspis BRAREHARHA, BBA we, PAD. Mei-
tanillaenus VAF Illaenidae FUWFES AMM, ft Dulanaspis WIA A Scutelluidae FE C=
Bronteidae #4). Ai® Meitanillaenus B& Dulanaspis, EM ING ERHAM BAMA RK
Kh, XAMABESSHAN. ABRAM BRRAA, PAF AM BA (llaenidae)s
SHR ARADKSMAF LW, PRK
HBR BRS HAR SB MH) Ordosaspis illaenoides Lu
(gen. et sp. nov.)
(Am XH, 1)
KERAE, ADT RRA. KRSM, AAA, Pam Se eMat
Naa A, ADP. FAAMA, AADAMRE, CAMACAAAAAS
HA, EAR CAAA. ARBAB EA A Bh, AAS REAR.
FE FAN FEBE ZI A KK RE HIF, (Aa Sn Pt, EA Ra OS A A. ARP SK
), CLFARPR Zo MRAM KER, DARN AM AR —T EMI BE
FAA RATE RIE RIAA Aish a, th LW ala SAR
BREATHE S Xo
AGFA, Ah te, Eg, AeA SD, BE Re ee Bi RA Se EE
Ml), ARE BERS 1/5, POPPAS RAS ARE, PAAR 2} 2 ASS EE, $A
Fwmei ASA BRS AT We ARIA, FERKIHE CK 43)0
=F} Trinucleidae Hawle et Corda, 1847
7k = b TFC HT ILF) Xiushuilithinae Zhou (subfam. nov.)*
KRREC, APSA RAMEN MARA. HI AMARALAIRA . Tid Ag
MAAMUMNIAWA. tii EAH AAR EN PA FLA EES RHESUS A © Th
WPHRARFA
* ERMAN 83 Wid”.
AMRS: PRRBANEVWEM AD yw 71
Hit MWS Nankinolithine NMHNKNERBABA GAY BATH, MBAR
MUR ALAOER A . Tretaspinae WA AAMAS RATT TA, ARH KA, TSAR SI.
AWA BRL BRR PABA PRS = Xiushuilithus (gen. nov.) Al Jianxilithus
(gen. nov.) FRZSb, RET Tretaspinae WELHARY Reedolithus Bancroft (1929) Al Guand-
acolithus Harrington et Leanza (1957) th VIZAAWFE. Reedolithus F°FPRACMK RAGE
REM, Guandacolithus *TMRMRE, EMIMNHWRN RY APAR I. Reedolithus Fl
Guandacolithus BRIS RAHA. Tretaspis M’Coy AAMWES.
WAAFW Caradocian H=JAH Parkesolithus JAYVAES Cryptolithinae ZF}, (Campbell et
Durham, 1970), KP=[ HS RAMIRMM SHA, MHERA= WBN ARYA, th IA
AAKWERA GH o Parkesolithus 7" HEA, VtH4 BAR EA Seno Eo
Xiushuilithinee WHS RARER, RAK A, MMB AMIR A, Se
Saat 4 = ye AS Hanchungolithine WHE BMA, {27 Xiushuilithinae WE ii
AVN AFLHMIB APM, EP RAWRAOWENA, PREWMRA KA
BEARABLE. Me ABHABHWULAY Nankinolithinae A] Tretaspine WWENAREAA
BSN RAT, ARE RAGIBA, tid) MILE AA IS, Lit mRAwae yt
AM PFHRAEARERIA, APA Xiushuilithine VE RR=BRK—+RAAR
FEAL AI —T Bt Be o
SH HRA, PORK RAL, ICSE ARB, PS SEAR Es HM,
(7k=732 SB (HB) Xiushuilithus Zhou (gen. nov.)
EM ARAEC REMMNARYA, TRAY DMAR, RBH K A. MBA
ARAL RRA. TELA RAAMBNAWAM A HMA. AWK, AAI
EM RARSUAS/\PAFL, 3 2E RA FLOP 75 ES RE STN IR FLPEAR +2
AAU AS TELOMERES, BEB AN TIS AS BA FL RS HE RHE. Hide FA RARE
BHAA, ZAR—-WRAN GFL.
FAs FH Xiushuilithus xiushuiensis Zhou (sp. nov.)
Wit ABS Nankinolithus Lu HERR AARA ABB AD, RMR A,
A AAR ALAR ti EM AAA SR i FPR RR, Tis TK ARE
io ABS Reedolithus +7, HRAARKAK, PHRARAV MA, WR
Y, ERR A A BRI AY Fe) AS RESUS BFL, LORE EAB
Parkesolithus 5A BOWES RAM AARAR EH, ARARIRAMS, HAN WAA
ABST, AAR _E/) FLAW AHA, FPP ARR A RSH R AS), MARA
SHR 1e, PAH.
e7kEGK=k HB MH) Xiushuilithus xiushuiensis Zhou
(gen. et sp. nov.)
(ak XU, A 1—5)
ABFA. KRG. RE, TBAT A, BAM, BR BMA ATR, H
72 Ai A Be Re ed I Ee DT FEAT RT B75
A BBEZIA AEB RA 1/3, RAT ARS 2/3 bh, BH SARE AWA, ART
AB BER, ARB, UA RH IRE ARSE AB. =A ATE EA
Nn, FAK, H£FARA MAK, AANRABK, (EI. MAK, Wad, Maa
PASSASAT TR KSA PAM PRT AK, 38 PBB EAE HE AE HE KH BT De OS eR ZY] EB 2S
Fees PQ OU So 5 OU BAL SEE ie TE FE A RA ACER, RA SH — KR
YA Zia SHIRA. WRK. BURARMA, ALF iitARe tia MR,
BAMA, SRA. EHRAARMRUMALAMRM moma. AWK
PAPI LOR ARS PAFL, 27H ZE 50—52 MESTRIBSLA, Bb Zina a
BFF o FAB) TUR AE RAR), ABR PASI Dd SESS) BL, ZEB BB Be BO
PBX A) AFL Hh FASTA, ShABAS// RAFU PEARSALL ORE, 2B I
FLZERIB—RA—Fl, (AN AP DNAI/PAFL (Occasional pits), RIMUMA 25, Fay
PAY IA 4 Fl), BED TUB AS BATU AD Ai FA AS AK PAST, AE ST Ay a] Se
MAAN. KBAWR ERS. THO PHRABNRA, BOA—ABAN)
flo
Pita Want, PASM AAA CWF 5001).
SL =Bk BB) Jianxilithus Zhang et Zhou (gen. nov.)
eM AME, ARR, RDO RANE MWARYA. Mt AMARA
8. Tha, RRADSIKA. LHRAAKUDAWSAA RMON MAR. AwRAM
SG NAF ST. ot BA 34 ATL. RAE S PEAR AUUAES FLO OF
HRARBHRA, ROR WRANIMAFL. fi 6 i, R=]. BweERH=
AAG, BMA A 6—7 Aho
HAF Jianxilithus latimarginis Zhang et Zhou (sp. nov.)
wwe ABS Hanchungolithine WHAREARRMMDBHE LTA, BAB
THUOBBRA, EM RHA ENA SLB ARIAL, AWE) RILAZA-EME,
AAG 6 SS AY aS APT UD AR AY i SR AA BEE o
45 Xiushuilithus JRL, ARATE, SIRAK, DRESS WB ST EAM HE
Fl PR AREA , IRA BG, HFK o
Reedolithus #1 Guandacolithus ARMA REN ih, ARAMBBAKLSARAMU,
{4X PAT i LPAI PE BRAS LO RRS, SIA BG, MAR ALB
AK ARAB Ko MA Reedolithus KEK AK, LARP. Guandacolithus Kwa, AA
Liat RALAA MATL, SARK BRK
FEET AY Protolloydolithus Whittard HSARA-ENWUCA, AAHRWEBSM
PARAM ALAUIRA, KER AR ATMY, THIS KAR, RRS CRS AIK 20 45),
(Hi _E/|\\ Pa FLR Sh a —FUPb, & PEPE RAM ED
SHR iG, PAR.
PRRS: PRRBANEDMENADDME 73
RW H=BR RE. MH) Jianxilithus latimarginis Zhang et
Zhou (gen. et sp. nov.)
(Aik XI, Al 8, 9)
BERKAB, BEAT RE. AMEEL, HEANKED=. ARR, Alpi
7 5k, REAL ARS KRABI 1/3 Lo SNMWARA, NRA, SAUER,
DHEA ACHIKREAYARMH bo RAAMAAAR. MMM, Pill SAA
=A) RABE. BAR. MH. MARA), HAR, SH—-WARWZAA
—FAMEORABE. ABNKROA CNervure) HERA, AA aw
fH. WRK. MWRAR. iii, HRB, AM REHM A. FH RAR
BALE, HObA—WRANIMASTL, 24 764. LHROARUNAWAMMOMM
WR. AWA ABSA A TT RST, AB 3—4 B/N BFL AWA) PA FLEA
FAMIFEA, KARZ MA RMBAA S—6 PN PAFL, FAIS |S ARB PE BD A a He EAE
SOB 12TA Ao HSK AK, Va ARERB, S15 AR FP a to a AS
LR, — EP aS eK RZ eo BRAME KING, AM aie, WAR
BE, BMWA T EARN WA. ARRIBA RAL RI
Ko 6 75, MAARTEN HHRMA, He BEARER RAT 1/4, Talal
io WDHRRM FEMA, Aiaks FSO
BRS Ae, HEA KREME bo HIRE WAR, BABE A EAB ERY 1/5,
acae, HALE, 5S—6 BRA O—7 5. MEH, RAW RMR, Rall
SHB. BWAK.
Fei Went, PRS ALAA CWF 4003).
TR) Bulbaspis Chugaeva, 1959
RRS MER RCH) Balbaspis ordosensis Lu (sp. nov.)
(Bik XIU, 6, 7)
TERT ARB AVRORI HH CERI ZB AMBRE. AR-MK, ARRAS
Ky FRAT A DRE BH 1/5 eS, FEIT — TERRE A KRRBW=
MW: BANK, Aare; PNA, (BR, ETF RIA; et
ALK RORA. RAKMH, -Ho MANSAWARMERAIMT, PMI A HARE
io MEME AE, ORAS, Apa A Ae FR. WR A, BIR, hii A
4S BASE AS EIST ©
KoaB a 6 Si ZH ek, ee, BAF BEA 1/20 AA, aA
ROPE RE — TDR HOARSE T MRK, ABIRARATS EM, KimE,
ADR, WABI 3, ABBA, FAB RIB AF Eo
BMS MI, KEAA BEN 1/3. PRET ABAD EE 29 A EAB BAY 1/5, 4329 13—
14 PHBA 10—-11 45, RRA ERA), BRA DAR
WSR. WR 7E, ABEMIA FH. Sb RRR 0
74 Ch Bl A Be Ps oe HE A FT SR BTS
tR LAP HAEMERRK), BREMEN RENRKUASA A, Si
AORRKIA GE B. ovulum (Weber) (Uyraepa, 1958, 26 Ta, Ahk 2, A 6—10; #§AN 5a)
BRA TAI, ES B. ooulum WIKRE, KRABI BRR), REARS ADA
Bete, ORB RBA Se. ARES B. mirabilis Chugaeva (Uyraepa, 1958, 28 TW,
FAK 3, Al 1—4; fH 5B) thes teil, (0 B. mirabilis HAMEL, EMBs ARS
BURR ARK, BEBE E RAIA, ARE. B. ordosensis 4 B. sphaeronatus Chugaeva
(Uyraepa, 1958, 29 TH, AK2,A 11—16; 8A 56) KS, ARAM RK, Be
FALL RK, BBB, PHB o
FRB AS ADRS ERATURE ohm, Faas Lae
FA pe ZA (K149)0
#283 Endymionia Billings, 1865
BrRSmLEG=B(MH) Endymionia ordosensis Lu (sp. nov.)
(Akg XI, 8, 9)
HRI, AMR AT ED. AMUFAL, ik, KARRE, KRICERKAB,
KRHA MARANA AF. ARH ABA—TAYW, TARAAR IEF 5 KAR
aA RS, Bile SEA Ain Ate I SHES KER HETRRK, RIT A, PAA
META MAEM ARH I; Met), MIBTeE, HERE Fea ee
MARA, (AMA, BEER MAE, REE, Boe, PREY, Pie SueAlSp
Rito MEMS, AAR PAM A BARRA BE, FAB BEE AA WARE RE
A 2/3, JMUAEI TR. BURAAAMT A, SAURZAA—-ENWAWAT o Fh
RFS, ALB GABE, HERE WS HAS, BETA) PEREZ AW Ae ED EE AY 2/3. Aware, MBH
RH AAR EEN 3. MARES “S” FZ, AIA A RS
Ages 7 45, A HHAA FS ee, 29 A ERE 3/40. MHRAMAHDYA, Amc,
B—TDWARAK, KAD, CEHDBAHAR, AAT FU, MARA O
EMD R= fae, RIERA, SIA REEMA 5:2, PHS HE, MEAA—tT
Oe A aA 2/3, ARIK, PPR BAR, DATSTHD, HHA 7—8 ABE
KJ 5—6 HAWARAZA. M4, ASPHARMMAHBAA;, MYA TE
REEBBYA 1/3 FP eae. WRIA AE FR; PASE, IPMS, LAS
FRX 0
bese ep SAP OE. meeki Billings NK AAAR SRA, ABARRHIBR,
Ker HSA A], BTS RA, BMBF = AI, PH RS, DARA. MSH
Pt ABE LL ARDEA A E. semiciliptica (GEC ESI, 1960, 129 TH, Ak 7, A 5—
TAIRA KBR ITTE, AR IB, AA AAS KR BE , Shi RREBEX 9 E. ordose-
nsis 45 E. schucherti Raymond (Raymond, 1925, 43 TQ, Al 2,49 13; Whittington, 1965,
324 TH, A 15, A 1—18, 20) MARMBSTE tM TAI, (EPA ERA, 9d
BRAS, LAPEER RG PN AKATT AA E. raymondi CWhittington, 1965,
326 1, Ah 15, A 21, 22, 25) & E. ordosensis WKRNE, AEM, CHAR, KEE
ARS: PRRBAHEDWEMA Dye 75
Ve AE TAR EK A IE, ARTA) BT SR AUN As, PY RAR BE o |
Piet AaB eT uit, FB 5c _b ap be Be me BAA CK101)o
gh} Hammatocnemis Kielan, 1959
+h (HH) Hammatocnemis longicervix Zhou (sp. nov.)
(AiR XO, 13)
ARE K, I, RRA AR, RA RADARAM, HAMAR AMHK
a5; LRA BAAS A, WAFER, WREST AMA AM, a ERAN A,
SHARMA, FRSA, LHAAARSPAE, HH, mwa), Am
PANS WBE BER 5 ASIA AT A PAT IAI, RS Ra AZ AM ZB RE
SRFE, Bi sag Pe ae, Ja BS , ST) NB 97 Ae FE 5 SAP A Ss RR, Pa) PV IR HH AE HR, BE SAT
MAGA—K;MAKAA) HKESHAS HERBS, mM bAR BERD) BRN 2/7
a2, ROAR UBD a ZI), ER, PRA NPE. FARM. MAA
SC SEU BA, IL FARA AH, SAR SE a, Be AA, SR XA
PERERA ZHDEWZS. AEMAAMTS. BHA. BWA
epee), SORA) ae, WU ee CALA) 4, AR oo Se he AH Be ee (RE
RA AK. idea, Ase, PMA Be. Kea, BAA BERRA, (PRE
ERD) A ee, AWA ATS Rae, Se ZA-SRE OA RE.
te = ARS Hammatocnemis decorosus Lu (ARTs, 1975, Ah 44, 8 2-7 HE
ee ee BUSI AT BU\0 «HH. ovatus Sheng CBSE, 1964, 550 TH,
FAW 2, Al 2a—e; AQTse 1975, Ak 45, 1-3) SAMRA Bl, MAR WMA
BEG, KARAT MU FARA Aig.
FwB WRT, Ress FRE RA CAAP 1023).
32331 A&B Dindymene Hawle et Corda, 1847
RAMA RC MH) Dindymene orientalis Zhou (sp. nov.)
(AR XI, A 10—12)
ABABA. KR, BTR HPT Z as BEB IRR, (GARB EE
91/6 39, ABT MHD A, Ba A, BEA AB REA, PERRI), SAWS SE
WAT, BAILY EBA PE, Ree REA Rae 1/3 4b, AL, eRe,
Fl RW ABFA, ARDEA. FAT RIB A RIE, DSA RRRAATS KR, Bik
mH AR SARA REM Ko SAA PAM aS, EB BET Eo MUM RE ES = PAI, EC
AR BU OU EB TA) Fo USS Hh JAR, HAIR HBR. AW RA ME, ISSA
ASS. ARTE AR. AMAA TTR o Wi REARS Alin Saw
3, HARA, ABR. MWRRK HRA, AAR
FEL KR PERC AH Rl REA Z AT, AARNE, HTB KARA RA BY |
UT A EY DHEA NAST SN WiWRAKRATAN AEE
ESR = Dindymene —R VLBI RIPEN, Hho AR D. plasi Kielan (=F rh AR
76 Oh Be SE Be Ps a AE FETE 7 >
HELI, MF EAE, PAE) Ashgillian GRAB. ARMAS ARERR
WFRRRASH: (DRARA RIED DR, AM BET A; 2AM Pa a RB
Ja, EAL ERAS ZBI 5 (3 FR RIA BACH APH 0
Fipeic WAT, LMS Fever 2h CG).
\\38 35 A BCE) Dindymenella Lu (gen. nov.)
TM CRO Bw, ARAMA XA, (AT A RD eo RP A, Be 3 At
Sih. MOB AR, WMA, SHAAKT, ORK. Beh
eh, HERA = Fae, 2d S—6 5, 4 RBS HARM). WR 3, RK, RAR
Vag BEAKER bo FEMA GAA TEA) Bo
#2 FP Dindymenella sulcata Lu (sp. nov.)
Hit ABVFHRHE CEncrinuridae), ‘5 Dindymene Hawle et Corda (1847)
# Eodindymene Kielan (1959, 144 MORIA, HKAIA: ODABAWNBH=TARS,
if Dindymene Fi] Eodindymene #127 ABW; (2) SBHMBRHWDRS, A128, i
Dindymene #1 Eodindymene # AA 10 33 HOARE H Be), BRIBE BER o
Cornovica Whittard (1960, 122—123T) MAR—-HABA=WRHARB, (A
Cornovica WAR AMDA-AER, HM 11 HWA hAMChY, BM PK, Kin
AMER AAT, HB ARAL RI.
B+ Bo SABER AE Ocdicybele Whittington, thA = WARM, (8 Ssicy:
bele KARAM AIARRA, SAMA, AMR, om AA11 4.
SARK BS TIA, MAR.
Big /\\aa3 RCH) Dindymenella sulcata Lu.
(gen. et sp. nov.)
(Alm XIV, A 9—11)
DAK ONG, APF AE, RES RASKIN S 72. KARR AX, Ea
PBR EE 1/4 Sb PADUA TT, BTEB 3/4 SRAUPSK, BM REE 29 ASE PENS. RSW
TAR SK BO 249 , J EB — PS, ZK AF SH, KR BEE AK RED EEA 1/3, BPA
BAAR HIF. FAH RAIAR—K, BiHBAEAA. MARKER ARE. AEM
REA DE SARMG. Daa (AA Ro
KOeB eH 12 SAAR HP RHAO PERE ABS FARE CASTER MAK
IMH, WA RMA, SHA SAA IT ORE SIH ERE, A a Be eto
PEER FE Bia eR), AEH ABER, PHEKMES MB, 2 5
HM—-THRBMWA, 4M 5 ASK). WREAB, =StkmAMH
RUMBA AA, APH. FRE RFT eae, (ASA A Boe —
AKER Eo
HARE ED ADA Bit HA at TH BS BE o
FRE BATRRKARERAMT, ERS PR (Lj 251-4-1, Lj 251-3-1)o
ARS: PRRGANEYVWEN ADE 77
WKB (SB) Parahawleia Zhou (gen. nov.)
EM AMA=HHH, AMM, BSAC. ARBRUE, AMAA X,
R=HRMENARYA, BAMARADAANSH, W—-WARAVARIMAR AA
FE REAM ARANK. BARMH. RAIL AA AN REAR MARA
— FAR, AAR SRM A— Hh MAA, PBA. MAK AA), PMI.
Fk. MAMMA Dit sd Ah AMM BA, AAS MW AeA [al BRE, ZEA BD BAB A
aise. EMR ARABRADA—-A) Sto MRAM, AEA RAM
fait, FH5A—WARMARE. BWRARMH. BUWAIMUIB TE, Kia MAA,
A— Bay) Rl, BRYA, PRE. MRA, B66 HARK, RBKA =A.
MAA RRR, WA. MH aaa Fah, HE RR. RA HH
HEA Ho
ERA Parahawleia insculpta Zhou (sp. nov.)
iwtit ABIAZH AFR (Pliomeridae), 45 Placoparia (Hawleia) Prantl et Snajdr
(1957, 23—24 ,Ak 1, A 6-7) RARE, REBRSHMAARAD ARE, Al
EMA KIn a AR, ELE MBIA A A A AF CCheek ridge). teh,
Hawlea BHR DRRONDY, MABSMOAT WBRAMHF
SN 17h, eH.
REARS HEB.MH) Parahawleia insculpta Zhou
- (gen. et sp. nov.)
(Am XIV, A 1—8)
fia LBW Xo
Pweie WaRT, ERM PRB CG; AAP 1023, 1024, 1026).
443% Thomondia Harper, 1942
Hse CSM) Thomondia palaformis Zhou (sp. nov.)
(AR XIV, A 12—14)
AeTHAL, BM KBATEH. ARO, BP, WA -BHRA WA,
ERAREAA ATA 2/3; —SRMARHWARAMTARER, AS WHE
io MALE RMA. MAK, HEAD, RABRRE, R-GSHhKE. FAHD.
eM), Srk= Ae, ARM, RAMA, DRAMA, HHAwRwA
AE BMWA, HR NTRMA REM Saw Ss. MisgAARHARDH,
REF AR LNMAKT A RAR.
ese Xe SRR =~ Ashgillian YYATPHAVRSA Thomondia globosa (Harper,
1942, 275—278 1, Ahk 4; Weir, 1959, 375—377 1, Ah 62, A 11—15) ASE BERS
Fea SAG AAD ) Be AE ACA TA BEE, KER BE, KAT A BEBE 0
Piet Went, bMS PBEM CAAP 1026).
78 A sl Be Pe eT FET RE B75
S$ + xX mR
PRBS Miata, 1962, HFRHMELAFH. HFUMMito
PRASR Awad, 1963, BAKE o Fite HFURite
HRSA S EM EMI aa, 1964, BRK ELAS. BFW Mit.
PRASaRM REO, 1974, AWK AEMSH. HFUMRite
E BAMR MK, BEZ BEM, 1954, LRATHRRWE A). WAFIR, A344, 42H, 89-145.
FAR, 1937, HemRGAREMACAMR HRMARFSAE, F 16H.
FR. BEI, 1937, BHMAZRMASHAAWE. PRMAFSE, FH 16 Bo
FRR, 1959, PRAPRMAMEHMARATH. PRWASEAANSESARXK, F—5, WAU Mile
FRIAR, 1963, Wh=w (Hanchungolithus) MPR=RMR (Ningkianolithus) MARAVLRMAHR=
LAVA) IE Bl BED Fiz, Hl &, 3 3
Fim, 1965, PRWSMthC hi. PRAMIRtA. HSumito
PRRS, 1974, EM-KBHRRKERRAEYMWES LMA DYE LOA. PRS RM ae
DRAM RT, BS So
PRR, 1975, $hRARRHAHS hye. RASS, HONS US.
HIER He IS Feb A = ea, 1963, RIPLAF AH. PR OWHRtt
WF A, 1934, KIL FHZZAKA. PRHALMAMAM SH, PHB 4S. 7 RY
AAR. HICH, MER, 1959, HA KH LRMGABBAREN AM. WAFIR, 1 39H, 2He 9
DAB, 1933, PRRMARERAZA. REEDS, CHAS, SB 1 ito
me UW, 1961, ARAFURPRBERER. HEM FIR. 89,1
me Wy EMH, STH, 1963, PRORERLA. PHRAMIARCA. HFUMito
BRS, MR TH, 1962, BHSEMZRASRMAZA. AEWFIR, H 10S, 1 Ho &
MX, 1959, PRARIBENUABAKPReBRKADYWH. TEM FIR, H 7, FH 6 He A SPE
Be 7H. BE7V, 1964, TENE RHZ AMR. WAIT, H 22,552 Mo Rhone 4
PRI, 1975, SME MM KNBR to. KERB KASSRRE—_hEY, BAM.
BR, 1976, PRI RAW ERAERLAMR AMHR. TEMFIR, B15 5 1 He
SRA AR, 1957, WACK PRBABT REM LA. CEDIA, 5 S81
AAR, 1959, AaB RT RAP RAMA ERA. HEM FIR, 7%, 4 Mo
KAR, 1962, HAAKAPRMBSILBLERKA. GEM Fiz, # 108,44 Ho
RAR. AUER. RB, Shiefs, 1956, PMKUBRSERKWE. WRHEOHRMR, B2 So
RRM, 1949, WALA Heth. PRM FAK, 29 B
MM, A, 1900, PEURMARERAHSH hh. PMEUMME, HOS, H—F ite AEM MALS
KR, 1962, PRORMA. CEHWRANFAIRAIL SH AFR
TREE. ABER TA RENE BME, 1966, RRAM BRA ZCHE EAE, W189 Se
MATa, 1974, TK TRAM HARSH (Dalmanitina) RI—T He BAS Ca
AEE, 1960, THEI MRM RRR th. HEIR, 6 8, 1H. nied
AWB, 1957, KTH wk b Rw Zd Caradocian Hatt Re HEMFIR, 5 &, 4 4 Ho
KEN, RAG BHF MAR KAR, 1965, PRIKERCA. PRAMIARLA. HF MBAs
AVM, 1930, HR PRRMALEKR LA PREEMS, CH, B15, 2 it
AVM, WR, 1951, HRP RBAKAESREACA. PRWAFAE, $31
MAR, 1960, PRR RMR MLA. HEM FIR, 8H, 2 Ho
A Bi, 1961, PROUD RMSARE ROAMREEX. RMA, 7 Mo
XI, BRS SHR LNS FRR WAKE, 1964, KKAPRAARFALAMNMUR mn eEROOtE
EDDIE Tl, WAKE 1 So
BeeR, 1964, JIM RM HHA hewitt RRS LEAR. HAMS, 126, 4Ho
BK, 1973, HMM AAA AA MA. MAF, 1973 FF 2 Mo
MAH, 1965, PREM TRA CHAK ER. HEM TR, B13 Se, 2 He
Bit, 1963, ch I as WS YS BAM FIR, H 11 4, H 1 .
Bie, 1964, HHA Ae AXSWAMASAME. HRA SRMAEEDRAMK, WRI 1 Se
BBz, 1945, AeNEhZEA, HRMAFAK, F254.
BEZ, 1954, REMADE. HEMFR, 626,920
BEZ ,1955, PROWBEA. PRAEWS, MOCNAS 5.
BBz, 1959, (HES AMR. WRK.
BBZ, 1963, ZAKMRAL. HEMFIR, Hl &, 4 3.
<<.
APRS: PRRMAHE DEM Aye 79
BAZ. BRE, 1958, HMRCWAU—PrTBAAPHRSSZA. GEMFR, FR 6,4 We
BAZ. ERE. BRAFRA, 1962, PEUNZA. MEWUMAR, 4,42 Dito
BAZ, BL, 1966, FZANRGHAMARDREE. GHEMFR, F144, 82H
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6. ums, MERRM BAA, X64, A LRA.
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KA DHE Maclurites orientalis Yi
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9. Amz, x4, HRA, Sic SB: 20864,
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3—6. OMIM MMM, X1-5, HHA, Sic SH: 23838,
7. LRA, RH LMM Bee, X10,
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2. KEHPBADH X1, MPRA, BIAS: 23841,
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Pre EAH) Hoeloceras yimengshanense Chen et Liu (sp. nov.)
3. FHBMM X1, HHA, Bids: 23842,
4, 5. hit “i; SBRA, Bid 5: 23842,
6. CHM X1, MWA, IAS: 23843,
WAMBO, FRM SRAAT RM. (FN76),
REAR AAG) Kogenoceras jiaolongense Chen et Liu (sp. npv.)
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8. KAMADM X1, HMA, Fics: 23845,
9. aMRKA, X3, BHA.
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11. i X1, SBHA,SicS: 23847,
12. fH X1, SHHA.
13. AMAAHADH X1, BMRA, SicS: 23848,
14. BMRA X3, BHA.
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2. SHRAKEH BRA X3.
3. WMH X1, BWMHA, Bids: 23850,
4. KEWRMRKA X3, BHA.
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5—8. AB/\BERACGHE.AM) Badouceras pyriforme Chen et Liu (gen. et sp. nov.)
5- BRADH X1, HMA, Sic5: 23851,
6. stm X1, HMA.
7. SBADH X1, BMA, Sid's: 23852,
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ll. BMRA X3, HMA, Bids: 23854,
12. AM X1, ARMA, Bids: 23855,
13. omRA X3, BWA.
Ly AR YS FST 7 \ BER EP Ly AE, hE /\ BEAR CFN 113),
14—16. /\BERKABAGTH) Vaginoceras badouense Chen et Liu (sp. nov.)
14. KSHSBADH Xl, HHA, SICS: 23856,
15. KER Xl, SWAA,Sics: 23856,
16. KEHWAMH Xl, BWA, Bids: 23857,
LL ARS PS Ti 7 \ BER EP Ly AER, “PRE /\ BEAR CEFN 113),
Bm V RBRSH-EBBRLG
1—3. BREWS AGHE.RE) Yushanoceras serpentinum Chen et Liu (gen. et sp. nov.)
1. FNMA X1, SHHA, Sid's: 23858,
2. MBH Xl, PHA,
3. FHM Xl, HA.
TAEWS TR, ERwSPRRKaR.
4—6. ER /\ ERAGE.) Badoucerina conicum Chen et Liu (gen. et sp. nov.)
4. GAADH X1, HHA, Bids: 23859,
5. a xT; AEA»
6. wWMBMA X3, SHA.
(WHEWE TH, ERS PRRaAR.
7, 8. AB) BERAGTE. HH) Badoucerina endogastra Chen et Liu (gen. et sp. nov.)
7. GAADH X1, HHA, Fics: 23860,
8. RK X3, HRA,
WHEUBT A, FRM PRRER.
9—12. FRR AAGHE) Trocholites xtazhenense Chen et Liu (sp. nov.)
9. AAADH Xl, BPMRA, ids: 23861,
15—17.
19—22.
23, 24.
MOL URAGAL, PARMAR AR.
. = Hit Asaphellus trinodosus Chang
10. FAM X1, SMHRA, Bids: 23862,
ll. FRM X1, SHwRA.
12. MRK X3, BIBRA
WHEWAT A, LRwA PARKA.
18. 7A IE RAA GTR.) Diestocerina regularis Chen et Liu eet et sp. nov.)
13. GFHADMH X1, MHA, Bits: 23863,
14. HMA X1, HRA.
18. WMKK X3, HRA,
THEWE TR, EReATARKAR.
PAR) GB) Diestocerina endogastra Chen et Liu (gen. et sp. nov.)
15. btm X1, WHA, SIS: 23864,
16. ROAM X1, HHA, Bids: 23865,
17. SRM X1, SMRA.
WHENUE TR, ERBAPAKAR.
FRA SRAAGTA) Beloitoceras xiazhenense Chen et Liu (sp. nov.)
19. FeAIMA X1, SWRA, BICS: 23866,
20. RHHM X1, HRA,
21. Miftih X1, SMA,
22. Fe X1, SBRA.
THAEWETH, ERMA PRRKER. ;
=i) BEL AAGHTEH) Orthonybyoceras ornatulum Chen et Liu (sp. noy.)
23. AMWAWH X1, HHA, SIGS: 23867,
24. aMKA X3, BHA,
THEW ATH, LRMATARAR.
mi VI RAGA
Tek AGE) Runitiosionaeres jiangshanense Chen et Liu (sp. nov.) . >|
- THM X1, ARMA, Sid's: 23868, Ut
- MDH X1, MBHA, SIS: 23869, -
- PHMM X1, HHA, SidSs: 23870,
- NBM X1, SWRA,
- RHOM X1, SMe é'
ML WAARA, rh BRB SK PEC Bk
AREA RAGE) Endoceras mirococum Chen et Liu (sp. nov.)
6. HMM X1, fHHRA, Sid Ss: 23871,
7. CHADH X1, SMHA,
8. WEKA X3, 2HPHA,
MLTUWBAFAHL fRMAARKAR.
ib AGRE) Endoceras jiangshanense Chen ct Liu (sp. noy.)
9. CHAD X1, HHA, Sic Ss: 23872,
10. BAKA X3, MBMA, Bids: 23873,
MLILWBAFAL, PRMAAPKAR. .
BAIL AAG RH) Jiangshanoceras densiannulatum Chen et Liu (gen. et sp. nov.)
AHMAWH X1, £PMHA,Sids: 23874,
UM bw DH
kk VIL cee BHSt wR
1—3. 4, X2, x2, x3: BitdS: 23876, 23877, 23878,
4, 5. Hav, X2, X3; Bid SHG; 23879, 23880,
6. BR, x3, Bigs: 23881,
7. BM, x3, BidSw: 23882,
LPARAM RAZ (BE828) RARAF ABW (BESO), FRM BA Callograptus ?
taitzchoensis #%,
8, 9. RHA —AaEM Asaphellus homfrayi var. Matthew
8. 4, X6, Bid SB: 23883,
9. BM, X2, Bids: 23884,
WTARAIHPRAZB (BE828) RARAFABW (BE 50), FRM BA Callograptus 2
taitzehoensis #5,
10—13. AJRRBRAM) Aystricurus penchiensis Lu (sp. nov.)
10. LR, X6, SHMA,SICSM: 23885,
ll. ABM AR, X7, Bic SH: 23886,
12. SH, X6, BLS 23887,
13. BM, x6, BidSw: 23888,
WLTRRAIMAMAAE, FBS BA Callograptus ? taitzehoensis #§ (BE 828),
BRR VIL sea sem AN Sot
I HwWHERGE) Parabasilicus vallorus Lu (sp. nov.)
WF CEN As, X3, SHA, SiS: 23889,
Aye a ERS RE SE, BAZ CT 5112),
> 3- BFABRAGE.MPE). Penchiopsis yintzensis Lu (gen. et sp. nov.)
2. Bis, x2, 4A, Sid Se: 23890,
3. BR, X3, Bid Sw: 23891,
TARE T ERY, FARMS BAA Callograptus ? taitzehoensis Hy
(BE 50, BE 502),
4. FLAKE) Dikelokephalina sp.
ARSENE, X3, Bid SB: 23892,
CTAB RKE, FBS BA Callograptus 2? taitzehoensis #f
(BE 828),
5—/. Ll iepeene Tienshihfuia penchiensis Lu (gen. et sp. nov.)
- km, X8, HMA, Sid SB: 23893,
a 7. BM, X8, X8, Gig: 23804, 23895,
PARR AR, FRBZB BAA Callograptus ? taitzehoensis #% (BE 816),
8. PMAEAMA RGB ME) Tienshihfuia sindabaoensis Lu (gen. et sp. nov.)
Km, X8, HHA, Sic SB: 23896,
WTARAIMMHtAAE, FRA BA Callograptus ? taitzehoensis # (BE 816),
9—10. A=) AGH) Asaphellus praetrinodosus Lu (sp. nov.)
9. LH, X2, MRK, BIGSH: 23897,
10. BM, X2, Bids: 23898,
WTA, FRM SG BA Dendrograptus lotolatzensis #5 (BE 76),
Bk IX RBRVS
1—2. 2H GH) Geragnostus merus Zhou (sp. nov.)
1. 4, X10, Sid Sw: 23899,
2. Bib, X10, #BmA, Sid Sw: 23900,
WHEAT, LRM SVE RIA CF f 2208, AAP 1019),
i YOu 4k RES Corrugatagnostus jiangshanensis Lu
SETA, X6, HHA, SIidSB: 23901,
HLL RIE, } RM ARIE HA.
4. = ARES Gt) Sphaeragnostus cerus Zhou (sp. noy.)
Bib, X10, HHA, Sic SB: 23902,
AKT, LRA SRIER AAG £ 2220),
5—7. ‘Busi iw Euloma changshanensis Lu
5- KRM, X3, Bids: 23903,
6. 4%, X3, Bid SG: 23904,
7. QPCENTA, X3, SHA, Sic SB: 23905,
ails Wy, F RSs F BEA (GC 71),
8—9. Hie SMR GH) Shumardia changshanensis Lu (sp. nov.)
10—11.
2, Tt
14—16.
1—3.
8. SEHEMA, X25, SBA, IZSH: 23906,
9. Le, X15, Bids: 23907,
iL ff Ly, F RRS ENP HHAA (CC 19a, CC 20),
AF WeSC) Shumardia zotzeshanensis Lu (sp. nov.)
10. 4, X12. HHA, Sid SB: 23908,
ll. LMREM, X12, Bigs: 23909,
PURE SB AR Ih PO FL OR FR eB EB YA (K 101),
meet) Shumardia tenacis Zhou (sp. nov.)
12. LMEM, X10, MA, BIAS: 23910,
13. LMM, X10, ALA,
WRT, | RRB IE RIAA CAAP 1023),
HHT CH CGR) Telephina (Telephina) parafracta Zhou (sp. nov.)
14. LEM, X5, MHA, BIS: 23911,
15. ke MM, 3, SERA o
16. SHAM, x5, SHMRA,
WAT, ERASE RIZE CAAP 1022),
Am X RRB HS+h
ES +4 CHA) Sarkia superioris Zhou (sp. nov.)
1. LMR, X3, HHA, SIS: 23912,
2. RGBAMB, X2, BSG: 23913,
WHAT, LRM RIERA CG; AAP 1027),
AMF BERGHE) Pseudobasilicus tatsaotzensis Lu (sp. nov.)
WFCENMA, X2, MMA, Bids: 23914,
BA TBMRARBAMT A, EL Rw PM Cj 251-6-1),
th 4 4q ta) GT RR) Birmanites carinatus Lu (sp. nov.)
4. LE, x2, SrA, Sidse: 23915,
5. BM, X1-5, Bids: 23916,
6. EMM, X1-5, Bids: 23917,
7. BM, Xl, Bids: 23918,
Ax a DRAM AF WA ARA, FR S6_b Moo BA (CK 43, C60, C65),
AMR XI RBRVS
HH (PHB CGH) Paraptychopyge lashachungensis Lu (sp. nov.)
1. LH, x2, SpA, Bids B: 23919,
2. BM, x2, Bids: 23920,
3. Bib, X2, Bids; 23921,
Ash F wate, FRR CK104, K105),
KRN\AILH Niobella chui (Sheng)
WF CENTA, X1, SIidSH: 23922,
MRL 7s Wy, F SAP Be EN 7a 8.
KM) Asaphopsis latilimbatus Lu (sp. noy.)
MFT, X2.5, MHA, Bid SG: 23923,
WPA PaaS, F PARSE FAB C1-5273),
PRABRGAH) Cyclopyge spiculata Zhou (sp. nov.)
6. KmEM, X4, SHA, BIS: 23924,
7. AmAM, x4, SHA,
8. Lm, x4, VHA,
WRT, | RIFE IERIZA CAAP 1026),
10—12.
13.
Aim Xl APRA H=Ht+sh
WIathtith Hysterolenus asiaticus Lu
1. ESA, X25, HHA, Sid SB: 23925,
2. SEPA, X25, EMMA, SICSB: 23926,
iL ul, F RBIS F BAVA HA Hysterolenus #% (CC 25),
SRRBSAR(HH) Nileus klimoliensis Lu (sp. nov.)
se A, X2, HHA, SIDS: 23927,
Ax ADRS RF LEH, F RSs _E oe oe eA (CK 98),
SHBTeBRGEMH) Ninglangia yunnanensis Lu (gen. et sp. nov.)
WF CEMTA, X4, HHA, Sid SB: 23928,
ZH TieRMKARBRAMT, EMBSF RB Cj 251-6-1),
PMbRBDRSRARGELMED Ordosaspis illaenoides Lu (gen. et sp. nov.)
5. 43, x2, ZARA, Sid SB: 23929,
6. $&, X2, Bid SB: 23930,
7. Bit, x2, Bids: 235931,
Axa DREW RFT WAM RA, FBR CK 43).
HUH =BAABME) Jianxilithus latimarginis Zhang et Zhou
(gen. et sp. nov.)
8, MMRATA, X41, HMA, Sid SB: 23932,
9. REETPAVHR, X3, Bid SB: 23933,
WHAT, PRRSM Aw CWF 4003),
Ek XUl ARBRAH=ts
@7kEK=8 4,7 BMA) Xiushuilithus xiushuiensts Zhou (geu. et sp. noy.)
1. LMEM, X10, Bigs: 23934,
2. AMMA X10,
3. LMA, x6, HHA, Bid SB: 23935,
4. SEM, x6, HRA,
5. LMMM, x6, WHA,
AKT, PRBAM AWA CWF 5001),
DRS RR AGH) Bulbaspis ordosensis Lu (sp. nov.)
6. AFCENTA, X3, HHA, BICSH: 23936,
7. BAABRN, x3, Bids: 23937,
AR In SMUT AR LN HH SY, Fe EE (K 149),
DRS HSS AGP) Endymionia ordosensis Lu (sp. nov.)
8. SoH TA, X25, SHHA, Sid SB: 23938,
9. FRSA, X25, BGS: 23939,
ARE DRS MRE UC, FR LAA (K 101),
RAR ARGH) Dindymene orientalis Zhou (sp. nov.)
10. LMEM, X10, SWRA, BICSB: 23940,
ll. SMAI, X10, SWRA,
12. AMM, x10, HRA,
aA T, ERS RIERA CG)
KAU AGH) Hammatocnemis longicervix Zhou (sp. nov.)
SER, X5, HRA, Bids: 23941,
WRT, | RAPER ERZA CAAP 1023),
9—11.
12—14.
Arm XIV RRBRHH=H4R
BERN RE RCRA) Parahawleia insculpta Zhou (gen. et sp. nov.)
- kMIEM, X41, HHA, Bid SB: 23942,
s Ke MAL, aa, AERA o
- Km, x4, MHA,
- KG RSADM, X5, Bic SB: 23943,
AEAMB, X4, Bid SH: 23944,
. LE, x3, Sid ses: 23945,
- BBM, <4, Bids: 23946,
- EMBIEM, x4, SidSH: 23947,
YeaR ST, ERR SIE RIZA CAAP 1023, 1024, 1026; G),
AW) sat AGRE) Dindymenella sulcata Lu (gen. et sp. nov. )
9. FBR, X6, HA, Sid SH: 23948,
2 PAH ScH MA, X6, Bid Sh: 23949, :
- MEM, x6, Bid SH: 23950,°
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PIES HGR) Thomondia palaformis Zhou (sp. nov.)
12. LMIEM, X20, HHA, Sid SG: 23951,
13. LMR, X20, SWRA,
14. LBM, x20, SWRA,
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CONTENTS
Ordovician Biostratigraphy and Palaeozoogeography of China -+++++++++++ssereeeeeeeees
aa cesscncccccccesscccececcsacs Lu Yen-hao, Chu Chao-ling, Chien Yi-yuan, Zhou
Zhi-yi, Chen Jun-yuan, Liu Geng-wu, Yui Wen, Chen Xu and Xu Han-kui ( 1 )
iP a ke wh aw nese ccna sunnmdcnsininedzesdsbasbenneecescences ee
Il. Classification of the Ordovician Faunal Types im Chima -+re+++ssereeeeeseseeeeeeeeeeeceeneeeeeneeeee (2)
Ill. Application of the Bio-environmental Control Hypothesis to the Distribution of the
erage ea tate TAO ara cierto ea ric sea ose oa se meh ook beans veneer ace dnaenisaslecearscescceseactescsessoes (19)
IV. Zonation and Correlation of the Ordovician Faunas in China --++r+++++eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeceeeeeeeeee C27)
V. Boundaries and Subdivision of the Ordovician System in Chima ++++++++++ssseeereeeeseeereeeeces (34)
VI. Description of Selected Ordovician Fossils --++++-+-:.++ssssccsscessssssnsecoescnessscesssseencesecceesess (38)
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